Sermons onIsaiah 6

Isaiah

• 32:41Isaiah 6

  The coast and the islands far away. In verse 19, who have not heard about me or seen my glory. They will one day proclaim my glory among the nations. You see, we live this way because of the glory of Christ. And this is not the first time that we have encountered the glory of God in Isaiah. You might have read before Isaiah chapter 6. Isaiah sees this vision of God, right? And he's awestruck. And Isaiah's struggling over his words.

Isaiah

• 0:50Isaiah 6

  Hey, I like that response. That's excellent. Again, my name is Josh, lead pastor here and we've been preaching through Isaiah and I say we because Brad jump-started us off. Brad always either begins or ends a sermon series of all things so that's been the natural trajectory. So Brad, you started us off months ago in Isaiah chapter 6 and so today we will look at Isaiah chapter 40. If you don't have a Bible with you, feel free to grab

• 10:38Isaiah 6

  You see, God links for us his comfort and repentance. So with that, the purpose of God's judgment for 39 chapters. And as Brad shared months ago, right? And many of you know Isaiah chapter 6. Isaiah says, "Woe is me, for I am a man of dirty lips, unclean lips, and I come from dirty people." And the angel said, "I got you."

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Isaiah

• 1:45Isaiah 6

  …again. And so either closing it or starting a new one. And so I'm going to take advantage of this moment. And so Josh and I were talking about how do we start this particular wonderful chapter in the Old Testament. And Isaiah chapter 6 is where I landed. And so if you want to go ahead and turn to Isaiah chapter 6. The reason why I chose Isaiah chapter 6 is one, it kind of puts a good explanation mark on the beginning of this chapter.

• 1:49Isaiah 6

  …again. And so either closing it or starting a new one. And so I'm going to take advantage of this moment. And so Josh and I were talking about how do we start this particular wonderful chapter in the Old Testament. And Isaiah chapter 6 is where I landed. And so if you want to go ahead and turn to Isaiah chapter 6. The reason why I chose Isaiah chapter 6 is one, it kind of puts a good explanation mark on the beginning of this chapter.

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B2Church

• 10:29Isaiah 6

  It wasn't the stone altar of sacrifice with the four horns on the side. This throne was something unique in itself. It's the same picture Isaiah has in Isaiah chapter 6, where Isaiah, in the year that King Uzziah died, he looks up and he sees the Lord high and lifted up. And the train of his robe filled the temple and he sees the throne of God. What is this telling us about heaven? No…

Acts

• 15:00Isaiah 6:9

  And added. And added. And our hearts are fatty. Or. Greasy. Oh. That we would not have. This. Heart. In Acts. Paul uses a quote. From Isaiah 6. 9 and 10. The Lord. And the Lord sends. A cherub. From. The heavens. And he grabs. a call from. the tabernacle. And he takes it. And he cleans. And he cleans. And he cleans. Isaiah's mouth. And he gives him. A royal charge. And the train. And the train. Of his robe.

Missing Christmas

• 17:57Isaiah 6

  of God, Isaiah, the prophet who spoke about this child that will be born, sees God in Isaiah 6. And in the year that King Uzziah died, he says, I saw the throne high and lifted up and the trail, the backside of his robe filled the temple. This is the same God in his holiness that came to earth. For our sake, this is the same God that we sing. Joy to the world, the Holy One, the One that created everything, has now come.

Leviticus

• 23:08Isaiah 6

  Let me put it in other terms. Only once in scripture is God spoken of in this third degree with this attribute. Only once. There is only one characteristic of God mentioned three times in succession, and it is what we have already read in Isaiah 6. God is holy. God is holy. God is holy. Why is that important? Because a non-holy God or a partly holy God is not a God.

Jonah

• 5:36Isaiah 6

  This is the power of Christ. Hundreds of years later, the prophet Isaiah in Isaiah 6 says he saw the Lord high and lifted up. And the train of his robe filled the temple. And Isaiah said, Lord, woe is me for I am undone. I come from a people of unclean lips and I have an unclean lip. After God restores his mouth by a coal from the fire, this is his response.

• 25:11Isaiah 6

  "that we bring the whole gospel to the whole person to the whole world" "that you and I would be people like Isaiah 6" "where we hear the Lord saying whom shall we send and who shall go for us" "and we like Isaiah say this" "Lord, here I am" "send me" "are you willing to go?" "are you willing to go?" "may that be our hearts" "may we resolve to go" "and God would renew us in that"

Reformation: 5 statements that form/faith

• 4:49Isaiah 6

  If you would turn in your Bibles with me to John 12. So if you have your Bibles, please join me in John chapter 12. We're going to be reading in verse 37 through 43. And jumping to Isaiah also, Isaiah 6. So John 12. Please join me whether it's physically or electronically in God's Word this morning. How wonderful is it that we can open up God's Word. What a privilege that God has given us His truth to behold His glory in our life.

• 8:23Isaiah 6

  And if you see something that Isaiah saw, then there should be a life change in us. And we ask, well, what did he see? Well, read with me in Isaiah 6. Isaiah is about halfway in your Bible. Page 616, if you have my Bible. And I'm reading out of the Christian standard version.

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What is Church?

• 31:23Isaiah 6

  And we should be praying this morning, God, how will you send us? As Isaiah 6, Lord, here am I, send me. May we be sent. You are given to Christ, you are sent. And lastly, we will end here this morning. You are kept. You are kept. Verse 6, I have manifested your name to the men whom I have given to you out of the world. They were yours. You have given them to me and they have kept

Luke (That you may know)

• 27:44Isaiah 6

  …cursed. I took the Lord's name in vain. God, I got angry at my brothers in the boat. God, I've done this and this and this and this. I think Peter is just recognizing, Lord, I have a sinful nature and I'm a sinful man. Isaiah chapter six says it best. Lord, I am unclean. I come from a people of Lord of unclean lips. And God sent his holy angel to take a coal from the fire and said, Isaiah, if lips are your problem, I'm going to cleanse you.

• 20:01Isaiah 6

  And then the Bible says in verse 8 of Luke chapter 5, he fell down at Jesus' feet. He fell down, meaning he bowed down before Jesus, said, depart from me, for I am a sinful man. Same idea in Isaiah chapter 6. Whoa is me, for I am a man of unclean. If mine eyes have seen the King, the Lord of hosts. Folks, let me tell you something. I must admit, I asked God for help. I need God to help me through this process.

• 5:56Isaiah 6

  replenish the joy of thy salvation restore the joy of thy salvation and sustain me with a willing spirit it also took me back over to isaiah chapter 6 that beautiful passage in isaiah chapter 6 verses 5 and 7 when the prophet isaiah said i've seen the lord high and lofty i've seen him high and lofty and then he says holy holy holy the lord of hosts and the whole earth…

• 5:56Isaiah 6:5

  replenish the joy of thy salvation restore the joy of thy salvation and sustain me with a willing spirit it also took me back over to isaiah chapter 6 that beautiful passage in isaiah chapter 6 verses 5 and 7 when the prophet isaiah said i've seen the lord high and lofty i've seen him high and lofty and then he says holy holy holy the lord of hosts and the whole earth is full of his glory then he comes to verse 5 he…

• 0:00Isaiah 6

  if you brought your Bible I hope you did turn with me to Isaiah chapter 6 we are wrapping up our series on worship what's the big deal about it today and we're going to be discussing the topic that I think is just a lot of people think it's all about the preaching well it's really not

• 0:47Isaiah 6

  …well it's really not worship is setting our minds attention our hearts affection on God that is our theme throughout the entire series that is our theme through this entire passage and I want us to look at this again Isaiah chapter 6 beginning with the first verse now in the year of King Uzziah's death I saw the Lord sitting on a sitting on a throne lofty and exalted in the train of his robe filling

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• 0:00Isaiah 6

  turn with me to isaiah chapter 6 thank you greg thank you worship staff for helping us in biblical worship today isaiah chapter 6 is our text we're in the worship series called worship what's the big deal about it and some people wonder that why we're talking about

• 0:19Isaiah 6

  turn with me to isaiah chapter 6 thank you greg thank you worship staff for helping us in biblical worship today isaiah chapter 6 is our text we're in the worship series called worship what's the big deal about it and some people wonder that why we're talking about

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• 0:00Isaiah 6

  I hope you brought your Bibles turn with me to Isaiah chapter 6 Isaiah chapter 6 thank you Greg thank you worship staff thank you so much for our students leading the way and we're just excited about today amen amen so Isaiah chapter 6 beginning of the first verse in the year of King Uzziah's

• 0:00Isaiah 6

  I hope you brought your Bibles turn with me to Isaiah chapter 6 Isaiah chapter 6 thank you Greg thank you worship staff thank you so much for our students leading the way and we're just excited about today amen amen so Isaiah chapter 6 beginning of the first verse in the year of King Uzziah's

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• 0:00Isaiah 6

  If you brought your Bible, I hope you did turn with me to Isaiah chapter 6. Perhaps the greatest need today for the world is for the New Testament church to understand a clear and biblical understanding what true biblical worship is all about.

• 2:41Isaiah 6

  …setting our mind's attention, and our heart's affection on God. When we worship in spirit and in truth, we get our mind's attention and our heart's affection completely on God. Now, I do think when you're looking at Isaiah chapter 6, it gives us a biblical outline of what our corporate worship

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• 33:22Isaiah 6

  It's the same premise as Isaiah chapter 6. When Isaiah saw the Lord lofty and high. And the foundation of the temple was rattling. And Isaiah said, Woe is me, for I am a man of unclean lips. My eyes have seen the King, the Lord. I live amongst a people of uncleanness. For my eyes have seen the King, the Lord of hosts. Church, let me tell you something.

• 37:09Isaiah 6

  not to comfort or success but to obedience some of my favorite scriptures are Isaiah chapter 6 you know the one 2 Corinthians chapter 5 verses 15 through 21 1 Peter chapter 1 verse 13 Colossians 4 2 through 6 Romans 15 20 Psalm 25 and 27 you can look through my skull field I ain't hear no amens you can look through my skull field and see where it's marked please

• 22:34Isaiah 6

  because God, who was completely, absolutely perfect, who could not even look upon sin, planned it in his ability to set his son himself upon the earth, live through the flesh among sinful people. I think of Isaiah chapter 6, woe is me for I am a sinner undone. Jesus never would declare that he was a sinner undone. He could say that he lived among people that were sinners because that he did. But he never was tainted by the sin that he…

• 21:05Isaiah 6

  …this big thing is on top of a mountain. I want you to notice he's doing it in the midst of a fire. Fire provoked the presence of God. And then he's doing it in a thick cloud. A thick cloud reveals the glory of God. Isaiah chapter 6. When the cloud filled the temple, when the smoke filled the temple, it was Isaiah that said,

• 33:53Isaiah 6

  It reminds us of our humility before a holy God. Read anywhere in Scripture. And when somebody came into the presence of God, they humbled themselves. Isaiah humbled himself in Isaiah chapter 6. Moses was humbled up on the mountain before God. We are filled with humility when we realize, Emmanuel, God is with us. Our worship doesn't become a once-a-week-on-Sunday-morning event. When we realize that Emmanuel,…

• 14:55Isaiah 6

  and be seen as a man of God who would have a vision like this. There's another man in the Bible that had such a privilege. His plight was totally different from that of Daniel's. It was earlier than that of Daniel's. It was Isaiah. And it was in Isaiah chapter 6 that he reflects upon his vision of what he saw when he went to church.

• 47:12Isaiah 6

  Some of my favorite scriptures are Isaiah 6, 2 Corinthians 5-15-21, 1 Peter 1-3. You can look in my Bible and see where they're marked. Please use only what you want or feel is best. There is no joy outside of knowing Jesus and serving Him. I love you too and my church family in his care. Salem, Karen. There is no joy outside of knowing Jesus and serving Him. I love my church family.