FBC Westfield Sermons

Hezekiah is visited by a Babylonian envoy which sets up the stage for future events.

An example of how God is alive.

A letter arrives from Assyria and God responds.

Assyria confronts Hezekiah and the people.

Isaiah describes the coming devastation against those who set themselves against God.

Isaiah shows us who the LORD is.

The LORD is stronger than the enemies of His people.

Isaiah shows the difference between following God or not.

Detailing the reliability of the Gospel narratives and what the resurrection means for us.

Isaiah shows the people the purpose of leadership.

Isaiah confronts the wisdom of the day and responds with the wisdom from God.

Isaiah shows how God will chastise His people, and bring destruction to His enemies.

Isaiah criticizes the plans of the people to trust in Egypt for salvation instead of God.

Isaiah criticizes the people for turning the world upsidedown but rejoices in the world being made right side up by God.

Mike and Sean answer questions.

Isaiah further criticizes the political and religious leadership of the day.

Isaiah shows the folly of the leadership of the people.

Isaiah critiques the leadership.

Isaiah shows us how God provides us order in the chaos of life.

Isaiah describes the power if the faithful which is found in God not them.

Isaiah declares the salvation to come from God Almighty.

Isaiah describes the results of disobedience to God.

Isaiah shows how not even the worlds wealth is capable of providing assurance.

A Christmas Sermon

Today we see how the people respond to God.

Oracles against the nations Babylon, Assyria, and Philistia.

A judgment is made against Babylon for their pride.

Sean and Mike answer some questions.

A conclusion of hope found in the knowledge of God.

Today we consider the One on whom the Spirit of God will dwell and through whom the remnant will return.

Isaiah shows how the Assyrians will be judged, and provides hope for the people via a remnant.

Today we see how God's judgment will come upon His vessel of judgment, Assyria.

Further judgments concerning wickedness and oppression.

A sermon on Father's and Fatherhood.

We see how all are accountable to the Word of God which is the truth, and how failure to live in repentance and faith will lead to judgment.

Today we see the glorious results of God working in the world.

Isaiah is told to not fear what is not true, and the repercussions of fearing both.

The results of Judah trusting in Assyria.

The repercussions of trusting in the world rather than God.