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.
Isaiah is a big book in every sense.
At sixty-six chapters, it is one of the longest books in the Bible. It is also one of the richest. In fact, Isaiah is arguably the most theologically profound book in the Old Testament, and it is quoted more than any other prophecy in the New Testament.
Day 32 — Mark 16:1-8 Risen King, Sent World Opening Prayer Risen Lord Jesus, speak peace into my fear today, and lead me to trust and
Day 31 — Mark 15:21-47 The King Gives His Life Opening Prayer Father, as I stand at the cross, deepen my repentance and my gratitude for
Day 30 — Mark 15:1-20 The King Condemned and Crowned Opening Prayer Father, as I read Jesus’ suffering, help me see the King clearly and trust
Day 29 — Mark 14:53-72 False Witness, Bitter Tears Opening Prayer Father, as I read this painful scene, humble me, strengthen my faith, and fix my
Day 28 — Mark 14:27-52 Watch and Pray, Then the Darkness Opening Prayer Father, keep me close to Jesus today; strengthen me to watch and pray,