Sharing The Way

Either God is in control of everything, or He isn't. If you claim to believe in Him but disobey His commands, there will be consequences. Turn from evil and repent.

Jesus is the Holy one of Israel and Jerusalem's Redeemer. Isaiah tells us much about Him centuries before His birth. The Bible is provably supernatural.  

There is no denomination, not one, adhering to the Biblical model. Should followers of Christ ignore this because it is entirely prevalent? What does the Word of God say about this very serious problem?

How did Isaiah know about John the Baptist? What kind of power does it take to create all matter, energy and everything else, including morality? What sense is there in worshipping anything made by human hands?

Did Old Testament Christians comprehend what comes after this earthly realm? Do we fully appreciate how fortunate we are to have knowledge of the life death and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ?  

Has the United States been blessed or just lucky? Chapters 36 and 37 provide an interesting take on Divine intervention.

Do you wonder if there is a reward after this realm for remaining obedient and faithful to the Lord until your earthly demise? These three chapters talk about the reward and also the consequences of disobedience.

Have you ever heard the claim: "I'm a New Testament Christian, not an Old Testament Christian?" Is that even possible? 

In ancient times, children were passed through fire to appease false gods (demons). Today, we figuratively pass babies through fire (abortion), overwhelmingly to the god of convenience. Which is worse? 

Scripture shows us time and again this critical truth. Disobey the Lord and have difficulty. Obey Him and it will be well with you.

Is there any actual basis for belief in the God of the Bible? Could the entire exercise be futile and in fact problematic?

Does your pastor make you feel good about yourself every week? Do you fellowship where there is no condemnation or conviction?

Do you think the Old Testament was strictly for those of the old covenant? These chapters in Isaiah may cause you to think otherwise.

The Nile was the lifeblood of the ancient world when Egypt was powerful. Could it be that Wall Street mirrors the Nile?

Do you consider yourself a "New Testament" Christian? Ask yourself why the Old Testament is quoted or referenced so many times in the New.   

How much can celebrities influence the general public? Do folks in the public eye have any responsibility to refrain from endorsements that might harm others?

Isaiah was written centuries before Jesus was born into our world. The prophecies in this, and many other books, prove the Bible is supernatural. 

Isaiah is an amazing book. Though it was written centuries before Jesus was born, He is spoken of in virtually every verse. There is much to learn and appreciate in every chapter.

Isaiah is an amazing book. It was written centuries before Jesus was born, yet He appears on virtually every page. There is much to learn and appreciate in every chapter.

Isaiah is an amazing book. It was written centuries before the birth of Jesus, yet He can be found in every page. There is much to learn and appreciate in every chapter. 

Isaiah is an amazing book. It was written centuries before the birth of Jesus, yet He is spoken of in virtually every verse. There is much to learn and appreciate in every chapter.

Isaiah is an amazing book. It was written centuries before the birth of Jesus, yet He is spoken of in virtually every verse. There is so much to learn and appreciate in every single chapter.

Look to the Lord first. Far too often folks only seek God as a last resort, or as some kind of wish granting genie. 

Isaiah, as all of the Old Testament, centers on Jesus. He is the rock and chief cornerstone. I believe that this book was written for us even more than folks from ancient times.

God can use adversaries to accomplish His will. We must always obey Him and do our part. Our part includes never doing His part