King's Cross Church Sermons

Samuel AndresIsaiah 10:5-34I. Boastful, arrogant rulers are mere pawns to the Lord, Isaiah 10:5-19 II. Even when all hope seems lost, we can lean our full trust on the Lord, Isaiah 10:20-34

Levi BausIsaiah 9:8-10:4Beware, God's hand is stretched out against persistent pride.A prideful heart... I. Resists God's discipline (9:8-12) II. Leads others into godlessness (9:13-17) III. Burns against your neighbor (9:18-21) IV. Takes advantage of others (10:1-4)

Jeremy RuppIn the midst of life’s uncertainties, true believers… I. Do not fear political outcomes, they fear God (8:5-15) II. Do not inquire of the dead, they inquire of the Living God (8:16-22) III. Do not agonize in the darkness, they hope in the light of Christ (9:1-7)Big Idea: In the midst of uncertainty we have a choice, to refuse God and suffer anguish or embrace God and be filled with hope.

Samuel AndresIsaiah 7:1-8:8

Jeremy RuppBig Idea: The glorious holiness of God cleanses your woeful sinfulness.I. God’s holiness is revealed to us by God. (6:1-4)II. God’s holiness is a problem for us (6:5)III. God’s holiness in Christ is good news for us.(6:6-7)IV. God sends us as his messengers into the world. (6:8-13)

Samuel AndresI. The Lord expects His people to bear good fruit, Isaiah 5:1-7II. The Lord is justly angry when we bear bad fruit, Isaiah 5:8-30Six Clusters of Stinking Fruit1. Against unlawful land grabs, Is 5:8-102. Against godless hedonism, Is 5:11-143. Against God-mockers, Is 5:18-194. Against redefining good and evil, Is 5:205. Against thinking you know better than God, Is 5:216. Against those with upside-down values, Is 5:22-23III. How to bear good fruit, John 15:1-5

Samuel AndresI. A Consequence of Men Failing their Calling, Isaiah 3:1-15II. A Consequence of Women Puffed Up with Pride, Isaiah 3:16-4:1 III. The Beautiful Hope of the New Creation, Isaiah 4:2-6

I. A Day of High Hopes, Isaiah 2:1-5II. A Day of Low Humbling, Isaiah 2:6-22Our pursuit to be full of wealth will become empty, Isaiah 2:6-8Lofty pride will brought low, Isaiah 2:9-17Precious idols will be abandoned, Isaiah 2:18-21III. Therefore, stop lifting up man, but exalt in God, Isaiah 2:22

Big Idea: God hates vain religious ritualism and delights in everyday justice. I. God hates vain religious ritualism (1:10-15, 21-25) II. God delights in everyday justice (1:16-20, 26-27)

I. Seeing from the Lord’s Perspective, Isaiah 1:1 II. The Lord’s heart breaks over His wayward children, Isaiah 1:2-4 III. The Lord diagnoses our spiritual sickness, Isaiah 1:5-8 IV. The Lord’s merciful intervention, Isaiah 1:9-10