Jason Harris

22 December 2025 For thirty-nine chapters the word was woe. Judgment. Ruin. Exile. Then Isaiah records a divine interruption. God speaks first. Comfort comes from… Read More »Comfort for the Weary Soul

20 December 2025 Ahaz stands as a warning, but he is not the final word. He failed to trust. He refused to stand. Yet God’s… Read More »The King Who Stood for You

19 December 2025 God’s patience reached a turning point. After Ahaz refused the sign, the Lord spoke anyway. Isaiah declared, “Therefore, the Lord himself will… Read More »Immanuel in Judgment and Mercy

18 December 2025 God spoke again to Ahaz. Grace returned with an open invitation. “Ask for a sign from the Lord your God, it can… Read More »Polite Unbelief Is Still Unbelief

17 December 2025 God did not negotiate with Ahaz. He declared. “It will not happen; it will not occur” (Isaiah 7:7, CSB). The threat felt… Read More »Stand Firm or Do Not Stand

16 December 2025 Ahaz did not go looking for God. He went looking for water. Isaiah tells us the Lord sent him “to meet Ahaz… Read More »God Meets You at Your Aqueduct

15 December 2025 Judah was still standing, but the people were not at rest. Isaiah records, “the heart of Ahaz and the hearts of his… Read More »When Your Heart Is Shaken

13 December 2025 Hope rests on a Person. Mark Penrith declared that “The guarantee is not a plan, but a Person.” Isaiah writes, “For to… Read More »The Child Who Rewrites Your Story

12 December 2025 Peace in Christ is not fragile. It is final. The sermon described this promise with clarity, “The fourth beam of dawn. The… Read More »Peace That Cannot Be Disturbed

11 December 2025 Freedom in Christ is not partial. It is complete. The sermon described Isaiah’s promise with force, “The third beam of dawn. The… Read More »Freedom From What Breaks You