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15 resources referencing Isaiah 31:1
The sermon explores the biblical symbolism of Egypt as a representation of the world of darkness and spiritual decline. It emphasizes that God's children must avoid adopting worldly ways, as seen in…
The sermon explores the deception of the second beast described in Revelation 13, emphasizing the danger of false prophets who perform miracles but lead people away from God. It highlights the…
The sermon discusses the biblical symbolism of Egypt as a representation of the world of darkness and spiritual decline, emphasizing that God's church is not of this world. The preacher highlights…
Elder Michael Goans preaches on King Asa, highlighting his godly character and leadership as a God-seeker who prioritized seeking the Lord above all else. Asa's reign brought moral and religious…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of relying on God's help rather than human assistance, highlighting biblical examples of divine intervention in times of trouble. It encourages believers to come…
The sermon explores the story of David in 1 Samuel 30, focusing on his distress after the Amalekites destroyed Ziklag and took captives. Despite great adversity and betrayal, David encouraged himself…
The sermon explores Isaiah 31 in the context of the Assyrian invasion and its prophetic foreshadowing of the Antichrist's future attack on Israel. It emphasizes God's sovereignty and protection over…
The sermon emphasizes the universal need for help, highlighting human weakness and the futility of self-reliance. It stresses the importance of recognizing our obligations to God and others,…
The sermon emphasizes the danger and sinfulness of pride, describing it as an abomination to God that leads to confusion and downfall. It calls for repentance, humility, and turning to God,…
The sermon explores the concept of faith as a precious gift from God, emphasizing that it is not earned but divinely given to believers with equal value and dignity as the apostles. Faith is…
The sermon teaches that distress is a result of sin and affects even the godly, using David's experiences as an example. The proper response to distress is to turn to God alone, pouring out one's…
The sermon emphasizes that true hope comes from God, the God of hope, and not from human sources such as government, wisdom, or wealth, which ultimately fail. It highlights the importance of trusting…