Soul Shelter: Isaiah 4 Explained
Pastor Thomas Eng examines Isaiah 4 verse-by-verse to show how God’s “covering” is not a promise of a trouble-free life but a supernatural protection of the soul — a canopy of glory, branches that shelter one another, and a cleansing by the Word. He ties the Old Testament imagery (cloud by day, fire by night, the Branch) to New Testament realities — Christ as our rock and the church as the vine — and offers practical implications for prayer, family, and faithful living.
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- Sep 14, 2025Soul Shelter: Isaiah 4 Explained
Soul Shelter: Isaiah 4 ExplainedPastor Thomas Eng examines Isaiah 4 verse-by-verse to show how God’s “covering” is not a promise of a trouble-free life but a supernatural protection of the soul — a canopy of glory, branches that shelter one another, and a cleansing by the Word. He ties the Old Testament imagery (cloud by day, fire by night, the Branch) to New Testament realities — Christ as our rock and the church as the vine — and offers practical implications for prayer, family, and faithful living.
- Sep 7, 2025Judgment or Discipline? Understanding God’s Heart – Isaiah 3
Judgment or Discipline? Understanding God’s Heart – Isaiah 3In this message from the Journey Through Isaiah series, Pastor Thomas explores the often-misunderstood topic of judgment. Drawing from Isaiah 3, he explains the difference between God’s judgment in the Old Testament—directed at a nation—and in the New Testament, where God deals with individuals through discipline, not condemnation. Pastor Thomas shares personal stories, including a father-daughter lesson on grace, to illustrate how God’s discipline always carries a purpose: to correct, teach, and draw us closer to Him. This sermon challenges us to see judgment not as punishment, but as a loving invitation to walk in humility, holiness, and trust in God alone.
- Aug 31, 2025Breaking Idols, Building Faith – Isaiah 2
Breaking Idols, Building Faith – Isaiah 2In this message from Isaiah 2, Pastor Thomas unpacks the call to humility in a world driven by pride and self-promotion. He reminds us that true transformation doesn’t come from self-help or building our own kingdoms, but from surrendering to Christ. Exploring both the daily walk of faith and the radical moments of breakthrough, this sermon challenges us to lay down our idols, resist the pull of pride, and place our confidence in Jesus alone.
- Aug 24, 2025Tired of Religion? God Wants Relationship – Isaiah 1
Tired of Religion? God Wants Relationship – Isaiah 1This sermon takes a fresh look at Isaiah 1, exposing the emptiness of religion without heart, the weight of sin, and the incredible hope of God’s grace. If you’ve ever felt stuck in guilt, weary from trying to be ‘good enough,’ or longing for real freedom, these messages will point you to the God who washes us white as snow and invites us into life-changing relationship with Him.