Download Lesson: 5.27.18 Class Notes – Isa 12
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The Lord will never forsake His people. No matter how difficult the days may be, or how long the nights, for the people of God, the best is yet to come because we have been saved. Let’s celebrate our salvation through song. Worship Him with the names of God that mean the most to you that reminds you of your salvation. Or, tune into a hymn or Christian song that speaks to your heart about your salvation. He is worthy of our praise!
Download Lesson: 5.20.18 Class Notes – Isa 11
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Consider that we have the Holy Spirit’s empowerment every day. Let’s be yielded to His work in us to create a culture of righteousness and peace in our circles of influence.
Download Lesson: 5.6.18 Class Notes – Isa 10.20-34
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How will we represent the Lord in this window of time as His remnant? When He looks at us, does He see us truly relying on the Lord as we remember that He is an Almighty and Holy God? Henry Blackaby asks, “Are we prepared to suffer through God’s discipline and become a part of the remnant who experience revival, becoming agents of spiritual awakening for the world?”
Download Lesson: 4.22.18 Class Notes – Isa 10.1-19
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God’s loving purpose in chastening is that we yield to Him; but if we harden our hearts, then chastening becomes judgment (See Heb 12:1-11). He always disciplines in love. “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.” (Heb 10:31)
Download Lesson: 4.15.18 Class Notes – Isa 9.8-21
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If the people of the Northern Kingdom had taken an interest in their spiritual heart condition, the results could have been quite different. We saw the following CHARACTERISTICS of their heart: pride, arrogance, rebellion, wickedness, vileness, and ungodliness. An unrepentant heart draws the wrath of God, and He will continue to chasten and discipline us to help us turn the corner. In the meantime, if we want to honor our Father, let’s tend to our heart condition and make sure we’re pulling the weeds and unwelcomed attitudes that can lead to the very characteristics we read about in today’s passage.