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Isaiah 66:18
The promise of the coming King is comforting to some and concerning for others. To those who are waiting for Him, they long to see His presence. But for His enemies, they will mourn at His coming.
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Isaiah 65:17-18
There’s a day coming when God is going to hit the cosmic reset button. He’s not just going to patch up what’s broken—He’s going to make everything brand new. A new heaven. A new earth.
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Isaiah 64:3-4
Waiting often feels like a waste of time—and sometimes it is. But that all depends on who you’re waiting on.
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Isaiah 63:17
Blaming God for walking in sin is like blaming your boss because you keep showing up late to work. Take responsibility for your actions and stop blame shifting—it’s not God’s fault!
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Isaiah 61:1-2
Jesus did everything He did through the power of the Holy Spirit. Every miracle, every word of life, every act of compassion—Spirit-empowered.
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Isaiah 60:19
There’s coming a day when we won’t need the sun to rise or the moon to shine. God Himself will be our light—constant, unwavering, and eternal.
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Isaiah 57:15
God’s greatness does not distance Him from the broken; rather, it draws Him near. Though He dwells in the highest heaven, He makes His home with the humble.
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Isaiah 56:8
God is the great Harvester of souls. From the fields of the world, He gathers a bountiful yield from every nation, tribe, and tongue.
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Isaiah 55:10-11
The Word of God is more than just talk or good principles—it is missional. When God speaks, His Word is sent with a specific purpose, and it always accomplishes what He intends.
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Isaiah 55:1a
In his book The Pursuit of God, A.W. Tozer states, “God waits to be wanted. He calls to the thirsty—not the self-satisfied. The soul that thirsts will find Him, for He never denies the longing heart.”
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Isaiah 54:17
Contrary to popular belief, God allows weapons to be formed against His people, but He does not allow them to prosper. He uses the enemy’s antics to accomplish His purposes.
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Isaiah 53:5
Imagine someone paying off your past, present, and future debts. That is what Jesus has done for you concerning your sin. You are forever forgiven in Him. By His stripes, we are healed!
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Isaiah 52:7
The Puritan William Gurnall stated in his book The Christian in Complete Armour, “The gospel preacher is heaven’s herald; his voice may be weak, his appearance poor, but his message makes his steps…
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Isaiah 51:14
Humility is the key to the Christian life. Andrew Murray defined it well: “Humility is the displacement of self by the enthronement of God.” A humble person will never be lacking.
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Isaiah 50:2b
A.W. Tozer once said, “God possesses what no creature can: an incomprehensible plenitude of power, a potency that is absolute.” There is nothing beyond God’s ability.
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Isaiah 49:8
It’s been said, “A man is only as good as his word.” The same holds true for God. He is only as good as His Word. Thankfully, He honors His Word above His name. He is faithful!
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Isaiah 45:1
The Lord uses whomever He wishes to accomplish His purpose. He even uses pagan kings to deliver His people from the clutches of the enemy. Oh, how sovereign is our God!
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Isaiah 44:2-3
God desires to pour out His Spirit upon His people—not merely to sprinkle them, but to saturate them. The key is thirst! Pour out Your Spirit, Lord!
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Isaiah 43:1-2
You’ve heard it said, “You’re in good hands with Allstate!” But this slogan truly belongs to Almighty God. Allstate has its limitations—but with God, nothing is impossible.
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Isaiah 40:31
Waiting on God means remaining hopeful in any given situation. It requires us to actively depend and rely on the Lord. Great strength and renewal are given to those who wait on Him.
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Isaiah 40:3
God is a God of preparation. He doesn’t react to the world He created and rules—He executes His plan as He sees fit. Therefore, He makes preparations to accomplish His purposes.
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Isaiah 38:4-6
God responds to the faith of a praying saint. However, it’s not faith that ultimately causes God to move—it’s His will. Should we pray with faith? Yes! But we must also trust in His will.
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Isaiah 37:14
Prayer is the most underutilized weapon in the Christian’s arsenal. As Corrie Ten Boom once said, “The devil smiles when we make plans. He laughs when we get too busy.
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