A Child is Born
Sunday, December 27th, 2009In the final week of the Imagine series, Pastor Derek explores the four names of the promised Savior of the World- the baby Jesus- in Isaiah 9:6.
Archive for the ‘Imagine: A Study of Isaiah’ Category
God with Us
Sunday, December 20th, 2009The gifts we give each other at Christmas pale in comparison to the gift God gave us on that first Christmas morning. In the 8th week of the Imagine series, Pastor Derek discusses the Immanuel image and God’s gift of himself.
A Mystical God
Sunday, December 13th, 2009In the year King Uzziah died, Isaiah saw God. Who is this God he saw? Pastor Derek explains the mystical God seen in Isaiah chapter 6 during the 7th week of the Imagine series.
Turning to the Light
Sunday, December 6th, 2009In the 6th week of the Imagine series, Mark Collier uses his knowledge of horiculture to explain how God planted His vineyard and then pronounced six woes against it, according to Isaiah 5.
Shelter from the Storm
Sunday, November 29th, 2009In this message, Pastor Derek examines Isaiah’s imagery in chapter 4- the shelter from the storm.
Rotteness for Perfume
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009In Week 4 of the Imagine series, Pastor Derek examines the punishment of the nation of Judah for their three sins.
The Mountain of the Lord
Sunday, November 15th, 2009In the third week of the Imagine series, Pastor Derek examines the first five verses in Isaiah 2, which speaks of the mountain of the Lord. Do you know what you need to climb a mountain?
White as Snow
Sunday, November 8th, 2009In this week of the “Imagine” series, Pastor Derek explores the imagery of red and white. God desires to transform our hearts from the redness of hatred, violence, perversion, and anguish into the purity and freshness of the fallen snow.
Isaiah’s Vision
Monday, November 2nd, 2009Pastor Derek introduces a new series called “Imagine” based on the first nine chapters of Isaiah. The purpose of prophecy was to reform the community by stiring up their imagination. In this regard, prophecy is poetic in nature. Isaiah desires to stir our imagination in order to produce hope.
