Daily Bible Study with Pastor Mark

This chapter highlights Isaiah's prediction about the nature of the coming Messiah. This was fulfilled in Jesus in Matthew 12.

This chapter highlights the encouragement that God would be with the Israelites as they returned to their land. Isaiah encouraged them to "fear not!"

This chapter highlights words of encouragement to the exiles returning to Jerusalem and Israel.

This chapter highlights the power of God. This reality should cause us to live in reverence and fear of God.

This chapter highlights Hezekiah's greatest mistake. It is a disappointing chapter that reminds all of us to be vigilant in our fight against the devil.

This chapter highlights God granting Hezekiah 15 years of additional life because he prayed.

This chapter highlights God's defeat of the Assyrian army at Jerusalem.

This chapter highlights how Sennacherib invades Judah and is using intimidation tactics against the people of Jerusalem.

This chapter highlights a glimpse into the new earth.

This chapter highlights the future judgement on all the nations.

This chapter highlights Judah turning from trusting in Egypt to save them and instead trusting in the Lord.

This chapter highlights how the coming good king Hezekiah will rule in Judah. It also gives us a greater picture of how Jesus with rule and reign on the earth.

This chapter highlights the danger of trusting in earthly resources rather than in God.

This chapter highlights Judah's foolishness in trusting in Egypt when God is longing to show them grace and give them help.

This chapter highlights Jerusalem's coming punishment because of their hypocritical worship.

This chapter highlights warnings both to the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah.

This chapter highlights that repentance leads to restoration. True repentance uses words.

This chapter highlights the pattern that Israel followed that led to their destruction.

This chapter highlights Hosea's plea for the nation of Israel to follow the example of one of their patriarchs: Jacob.

This chapter highlights God's love for Israel.

This chapter highlights that there are consequences to our actions. We will reap what we have sown.

This chapter highlights the difficult news that judgment for Israel was coming soon.

This chapter highlights Hosea's warning of the coming Assyrian invasion.

This chapter highlights different examples of what Israel had become.

This chapter highlights a verse that Jesus quoted several times when He was here.

This chapter highlights that God was going to remove his hand of protection and provision from the nation of Israel and Judah because of their adultery with the world.

This chapter highlights God's frustrations with the nation of Israel.

This chapter highlights what real love is. Love is deeper than a feeling. Love is an action and a choice.

This chapter highlights God's punishment for Israel's unfaithfulness but ends with a promise that God will show them mercy.

This chapter highlights God asking Hosea to do a hard thing and his willing obedience.

This chapter highlights that the presence of God and His obvious works were what made Jerusalem a special place.

This chapter highlights the changes that occur in the people as they draw closer to God.

This chapter highlights how Hezekiah led the people to celebrate the Passover and Feasts of Unleavened Bread.

This chapter highlights the beginning of the reign of Hezekiah over Judah. His first priorities are to get the nation back to following and obeying God.

This chapter highlights the reign of King Hezekiah over Judah and his conflict with the Assyrians.

This chapter highlights God's song over redeemed Israel.

This chapter highlights the path to perfect peace.

This chapter highlights a glimpse of what the future is for all those who trust in the Lord.

This chapter highlights the coming destruction of the whole earth. It reminds us that things here are temporary so hold them lightly.

This chapter highlights the oracles concerning Tyre and Sidon. They warn us about putting our hope in money.

This chapter highlights the oracle about Jerusalem and it also highlights 2 men who served under King Hezekiah.

This chapter highlights the oracles about Babylon, Edom and Arabia.

This chapter highlights God asking Isaiah to do a difficult and embarrassing thing to show Judah why they should not trust in foreign nations but in the Lord.

This chapter highlights the oracle warning Judah against making an alliance with Egypt.

This chapter highlights the oracle concerning Cush.

This chapter highlights the oracle concerning Damascus.

This chapter highlights the continued oracle against Moab. It shows us the problem with pride.

This chapter highlights Isaiah's oracle of the destruction of Moab.

This chapter highlights that even though the nation of Israel will be punished by God, God is not done with that nation. It also gives us some insight into Satan's pride, his defeat and his future.

This chapter highlights the coming judgement against Babylon.