Isaiah’s very name means The Lord is Salvation. In this week’s chapters (40-49) we get a clear message that there is no other God but Jehovah, who is Jesus Christ. We cannot turn to the world, we cannot turn to idols, we cannot turn to those around us, we can only turn to the one true God. He has made a covenant with His chosen servants (those who will follow Him), the posterity and adopted ones of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The Spirit of the Lord is poured out upon all those who keep the covenant and they will also receive the Lord’s protection and covenant blessings. We welcome our dear friend, Dr. Kerry Muhlestein, this week as we dive deep into Isaiah.
Podcast

Jesus Christ is The Comfort of His People—Podcast #39
By Scot and Maurine Proctor
· September 15, 2022
FEATURES
- How the Temple Teaches Us to See What Was There All Along by Patrick D. Degn
- Relentless Pursuit: The Man I Chased—and the God Who Came Looking for Me by Paul Bishop
- KJ Hirschi Left The Chosen to Build Something Even Bigger by John Dye
- “Here Am I; Send Me”: Isaiah’s Vision and the Sacrament by Steve Densley, Jr.
- Thank You for Finding Me—When Our Ancestors Make Themselves Known by Scot Facer Proctor
- How to Unpack Isaiah — Come, Follow Me Podcast: Isaiah 1-12 by Scot and Maurine Proctor
- “Why Can’t I Just Begin There?” A Child’s Question and a Prophet’s Answer by Tanya Neider
- The Rancher Who Was Compelled to Be a Teacher by Daris Howard
- Hastening: A Weekly Church Report by Meridian Church Newswire
- From Stolen Shirt to Open War? — Becoming Brigham, Episode 33 by The Interpreter Foundation










Maurine Jensen ProctorSeptember 26, 2022
We do not have transcripts when we have a guest, but we will not have guests very many more times this year, and will resume with the transcripts.
Maurine Jensen ProctorSeptember 26, 2022
We only have transcripts when we do not have a guest with us. Most of the rest of the year, we will have transcripts.