The Song of Isaiah

What child is this? Some 600 years before Jesus came to earth the prophet Isaiah delved into who this child would be, so accurately that some have a hard time believing it. Through Isaiah's Servant Songs, he pointed to an unlikely messiah, one who was despised, unglamorous, misunderstood, and unaccepted. And that this King would sacrifice and intercede for us, for you and me.

Scripture References: Isaiah 52:7-15, Isaiah 53:1-12, Isaiah 42:1-25, Isaiah 49:1-26, Isaiah 50:1-11

From Series: Historical Sermons, Christmas Songs: The Scriptures Sing of the Son | More Messages from Micah Labovitch | Download Audio

From Series: "Christmas Songs: The Scriptures Sing of the Son"

Whether you love them or despise them, Christmas Songs are a concrete part of the “Christmas Season” in our culture. From radio stations to musical toys to Christmas specials and movies, Christmas music saturates the Christmas season. But even more than just in our modern age, the reality is that for thousands of years Christians have written hymns, songs, and carols to celebrate Jesus’ arrival on earth. And even before that, God’s people had written songs- in the bible- that point His people to what would be fulfilled in Jesus Christ. This year, we will explore six of these biblical songs- contained outside the Psalms- and prayerfully discover new treasures and insights into what God has revealed and done in the arrival of His Son, Jesus Christ, at Christmas. So turn on your favorite Christmas playlist, grab some hot cocoa, and join us this Christmas season!