Isaiah 40:28-31
Today we continue our journey through Isaiah 40, a passage prophetically addressed to those who would find themselves defeated and exiled in Babylon. The verses above are among the most familiar in the book of Isaiah and we can read or quote them quite quickly and glibly without really focusing on what it means to wait hopefully on God. We’ll look today at God’s promise to give us strength whether we’re “soaring, running or walking.”
Pastor Lyle
Apply
- How have you experienced God’s strength during difficult times in your life?
- What does it mean to you to wait (or hope) in God? Where do you struggle with this?
- Ask God to work in your heart and in the hearts of all who will be attending our services online and in person today.
Pray
- Pray that God would effectively be at work in our church and in all His churches throughout our city today.
- Pray for our Children’s Ministry Pastor, Jerilyn Bayer, her Ministry Assistant Annette Faszer, and interns Nathanael Faszer, Sunita Faszer, Emma Chang, and Blythe Knapczyk.