Isaiah prophesied before the people of Judah. They had become self-focused and self-righteous, having replaced the God of glory with their own thinking. Having declared evil as good, and good as evil, they forsook the Lord who loved them. The Law became nothing, being replaced by their own ideals; sacrifices had become mere rituals rather... Continue Reading →
Seized by God’s Grace Genesis 19.1-26
Though Lot was a righteous man, he lived in the wicked city of Sodom and was compromised in his association with sinful men. He had become comfortably surrounded by sin. Abraham prayed for the Lord to spare Sodom if there ten righteous people remained. These could not be found; only Lot. Judgment was inevitable. When... Continue Reading →
