Day 10 — Isaiah 11:1-16 From dead stump to living King Opening prayer Lord Jesus, I praise you as the promised King from David’s line. Please […]

Day 9 — Isaiah 10:5-34 The axe, the Assyrian, the Sovereign Lord Opening prayer Sovereign Lord, when the world seems chaotic and frightening, help me to […]

Day 8 — Isaiah 9:8-10:4 Pride, injustice, unspent anger Opening prayer Heavenly Father, as I read your word today, help me to see my sin clearly […]

Day 7 — Isaiah 7:1-9:7 Fear not… the child will come Opening prayer Heavenly Father, when I am afraid, help me not to run first to […]

Day 6 — Isaiah 6:1-13 Holy, holy, holy – and send me Opening prayer Heavenly Father, please give me a true vision of your greatness and […]

Day 5 — Isaiah 5:1-30 The vineyard loved… then laid waste Opening prayer Heavenly Father, as I read your word today, help me to see both […]

Day 4 — Isaiah 4:2-6 The Branch, the shelter, the glory Opening prayer Heavenly Father, thank you that judgment is not your final word for your […]

Pride is not only thinking highly of ourselves; it is building our lives on anything other than God. It is trusting what we can accumulate, control, display, or achieve. And Isaiah says such pride cannot stand.

God’s purpose was never only to rescue one city or one nation. His plan is global. The nations will come to learn his ways, walk in his paths, and live under his word.

Isaiah 1 holds up a mirror. It shows us the ugliness of rebellion and the emptiness of hollow worship. But it also opens a door. The God who tells the truth about our sin is the God who invites us to be made clean.