The Whole Story: “It is Necessary” (Luke 24:5-8; 24:26)
April 5, 2026 · Dr Josh Burnham
10:10Isaiah 53
Now, Isaiah 53 reminds us that like a lamb led to slaughter. That the suffering servant would not open his mouth. Yes, Jesus was betrayed, but he was silent. Do you remember in the garden when Judas kisses him and they're looking for Jesus and he says, here am I. What did the people do? They fell down. In my mind, they're like, ah! And Jesus is like, soldiers, get your act together.
Matthew – The Necessity of the Cross (Matthew 26:1-5)
August 3, 2025 · Dr Josh Burnham
25:31Isaiah 53:5
"When you sin, you are substituting yourself for God." "You're saying, God, you sit down, I'm God." "But the essence of salvation is God substituting himself for man." "Why was the cross necessary?" "Because there was a holy rebellion in heaven." "Isaiah 53:5 says that Jesus, he, the lamb, was pierced for our transgression." "He was bruised for our sin."
Matthew – Who Is This? (Matthew 21:1-17)
July 20, 2025 · Jared Mitchell
16:50Isaiah 53
I can't help but think about Isaiah 53 playing in the background. It says, he didn't have and impress his form. He had no majesty that we should look at him, no appearance that we should desire him. He was despised, rejected by men, a man of suffering who…
30:09Isaiah 53
but it's likely for most that their understanding of who he was did indeed fall short that they saw him as someone who could bring deliverance in an earthly sense but not an eternal sense they expected a mighty warrior but they failed to see him as the suffering servant that we read about in Isaiah 53 and it's likely that there were some
Who’s Your King?: The Man Between (1 Samuel 17)
September 17, 2023 · Dr Josh Burnham
12:55Isaiah 53
Did you know that we, you know more about Goliath's physical description than you know about Jesus? Psalm, I mean Isaiah 53 says that Jesus had no form or majesty that we would look at him. So you know more about Goliath's physical appearance because he was known for his statue. And actually in the Old Testament, you know more about…
The JESUS Story: The Look, The Lamb, and the Invitation
May 16, 2021 · Dr Josh Burnham
15:44Isaiah 53
life. But maybe John is saying this maybe he's thinking of Isaiah 53 verse 7 you know John is he gets his purpose from Isaiah John is the voice crying out in the wilderness making way the path straight for the Lord this is Isaiah and so maybe John is thinking of Isaiah 53 7 which says he is oppressed and afflicted yet he did not open his mouth like
15:58Isaiah 53:7
life. But maybe John is saying this maybe he's thinking of Isaiah 53 verse 7 you know John is he gets his purpose from Isaiah John is the voice crying out in the wilderness making way the path straight for the Lord this is Isaiah and so maybe John is thinking of Isaiah 53 7 which says he is oppressed and afflicted yet he did not open his mouth like
The Gospel in HD
November 10, 2019 · Dr Josh Burnham
1:10Isaiah 53
It's actually page 650, 650 in the Pew Bible. If you don't have a Bible, that is our gift to you. Take it home, treasure that, and let the Lord use His Word to transform your life. So what we find today in Isaiah 53, is where we'll be this morning, is the fourth and final stanza of the servant songs, the suffering servant songs. There's four total, and this is the final of those in chapter 53.
3:11Isaiah 53
…for you and that you will say, yes, I want that. I need what Jesus has done for me. By faith, I will believe. So either you will say, wow, or you will say, yes, that is our prayer for you as a church today. Let's read Isaiah 53, beginning in verse 1 together. Isaiah says,
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