The Daily Plunge!

Humble Maternal Comforter (Isaiah 66:1-16). The LORD is looking to reside in the humble and contrite who tremble in the Word. The births the Church in on day to be the maternal comforter of His humble people.

Personality Altering Utopia (Isaiah 65:17-25).  The Lord is determined to bring about the Kingdom of God on earth. The LORD will cause us to forget our former ways of being and create a people of God to be wholly new.

Provoke Or Invoke? (Isaiah 65:1-16). Why do obstinate Fortune seekers who think they are too good for the LORD surprised by God’s answer? The LORD reveals himself to those who beseech His promised blessings.

Righteous Rags & Ruins (Isaiah 63:15-64:9). Do we only think God is around when we feel excited? We say we want God to come to set fires, but are we ready for God to fire us up?

Kindness Entitlement (Isaiah 63:7-14). Our LORD demonstrates His glory by lifting us up and carrying us. Yet we take God for granted, grieve God’s Spirit and wonder where our Good Shepherd is.

Oblivious To Hemorrhaging (Isaiah 63:1-6). We are blind to the cost of sin and apathetic to the bloodshed. The LORD, however, is determined to defeat sin at a cost to the One who wears the robe stained red.

Give It No Rest (Isaiah 62:6-12). Don’t give God any rest. Claim the promises God swore to his people. Go from being an unwanted brooder to being one raised up, redeemed, desired and precious to the LORD.

Blazing New Identity (Isaiah 61:10–62:5). I rejoice the LORD bedazzles me with a new identity. Each of us are called to proclaim God’s salvation until all God’s people shine with God’s vindication and splendor.

Double Slice Joy (Isaiah 61:1–9). As the Spirit anoints Christ, so too it anoints the Body of Christ, the Church. The Spirit which provides beauty, joy and praise instead of mourning calls us all to be priests of the LORD.

Glorious Swooning (Isaiah 60:1–17). God’s glory is not about power or domination, but redemption and righteousness. People are drawn to the shalom and righteousness of God in us. Are you radiating the splendor of the Lord?

Cloaked In Zeal (Isaiah 59:15b–21). No one is able to redeem themselves from sin, let alone intervene for anyone else. So the LORD suits up to redeem us and repay his enemies. Turn from being in rebellion to being in covenant.

Selling Short Sin (Isaiah 59:1–15a). Our sin separates us from God and causes all the pain and injustice we moan about. While we take for granted the overwhelming catastrophe of sin we live in, the LORD is able to save us.

Humility Joy Ride (Isaiah 58:1–14). The LORD calls us out for not living as Sabbath people every day of our lives. If we will truly rest in the LORD then our light and healing will come to bring hope and restoration to others.

Dreading What Idols? (Isaiah 57:1–13). Worse things than death can happen to us. When we are sacrificing what we say we value to the idols of our society, we are showing we really fear and dread those idols.

Renounce Obstacles (Isaiah 57:14–21). The LORD seeks to heal and restore the contrite, the repentant. Being tossed around in wickedness never can lead to peace. God removes our guilt and shame to give us his honor.

Prayer House Outsiders (Isaiah 56:1–12). If you want to experience salvation then seek the Lord, keep the Sabbath, and do what is right. The LORD will even gather outsiders who trust in His ways and accept them as his children.

Exalted Ways & Thoughts (Isaiah 55:1–13) Seek what fulfills and satisfies. Give ear to the LORD. Give up the old ways and thoughts so the LORD can plant in you that which will burst into joy.

Merry Honored Matrimony (Isaiah 54:1–17). The LORD blesses his bride with an abundance of children of faith. No longer will he remember her disgrace, but makes a unshakeable covenant of wholeness with her.

Low Esteem Lamb (Isaiah 52:13–53:12). The suffering Messiah bears the sickness of our sin being wounded and crushed for all of us. Though condemned as a sinner, yet he is exalted to give us reconciliation with the LORD.

Beautiful Altitude Feet (Isaiah 52:1-12). Shake off the dust of captivity to put on God’s garments of strength and splendor. See with your eyes the peace and salvation proclaimed that the LORD goes before you

Drained Dregs (Isaiah 51:17–23). When we try to go on our own way, even as religious folks, we drink down wrath. Still the LORD is determined to defend us against the oppressor.

God Forgetting Fear (Isaiah 51:9–16). When we forget the LORD our Maker we are terrorized. The LORD claims you and puts his word in your mouth. When you have the joy of being His redeemed, sorrow flies away.

Moth Resistant Righteousness (Isaiah 51:1–8). If you want to be a good and right person in this life, listen to the instruction of the LORD. God says, “My righteousness and my salvation I have for you will never fail.

Flaming Torches Torment (Isaiah 50:1–11). The servant of the LORD is not afraid of this darkness for the LORD vindicates us. Do we fear God and rely on him? Those who light their own torches will be tormented.

Engraved Palms (Isaiah 49:13–26) The LORD never forgets us, we are engraved on His palms. When our enemies are defeated by their own wickedness we exclaim God is our Redeemer.