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Let me just show you one of these that will lead us to our Great Invitation in Isaiah 55. On Wednesday, May 31, 1792, William Carey, about to become the father of modern missions, preached a sermon to his fellow Baptist pastors from Isaiah 54:2–3.
23 cze 2022 · In this episode of Pray the Word on Isaiah 55:10–11, David Platt reminds Christians that true success comes from accomplishing God's purpose.
4 sty 2022 · Answer. Isaiah 55:10–11 says, “As the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, . . . So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void” (KJV). The word void means “empty.”.
God speaks lovingly and truthfully to His people, and in Isaiah 55, He desires that they come to Him and be restored back into His grace and favour. He longs to bestow His righteous blessings upon His people, Israel. He invites them to come and partake of His unconditional salvation.
1 sty 2014 · It means He will keep all His promises. It means that God will fulfill every prophecy He has made. A.W. Pink wrote, "He never forgets, never fails, never falters, never forfeits His word. To every declaration of promise or prophecy the Lord has exactly adhered, every engagement of covenant or threatening He will make good, for 'God is not man ...
17 lut 2004 · Isaiah 55:11 “(this is the Lord talking) “so shall my Word be that goeth forth out of my mouth and not return onto me void.” That word void means empty or ineffective. Let’s use the word empty and unproductive. “And not return to me empty or unproductive, but it will accomplish that which I please and prosper into wherein I send it.”
14 paź 2020 · Isa. 55:9-11. C. THESIS. 1. We’re looking tonight at times when it seems like God’s promises have failed and how God’s words can Never fail. 2. Message entitled, “The Word Will Not Return Void.” I. IT OFTEN LOOKS LIKE GOD’S WORD HAS FAILED. A. “THAT’S IMPOSSIBLE!” 1. The prophet said, “Water will flow in this desert” (2 ...
