Hymns I wrote for a sermon series on Isaiah.
Praise God from whom all blessings flow
He makes our sins as white as snow
He is the soon and coming King
Of this great God, we join and sing
A Sovereign Lord o’er all the land
A Solid Rock on which we stand
Our thankful hearts to Him we raise
We offer Him our endless praise
From a sermon reviewing Isaiah 1-39
(To the tune of the “Doxology”)
My life is all about the Lord:
Walking with Him today
Trusting his grace and love out-poured
His praise in all I say
My life is not all about me
But loving everyone
And when I fail, His cross my plea
Until this life is done
– From a sermon on Isaiah 38-39
(To the tune of the “Am I Soldier of the Cross?”)
O Church when you are surrounded
By trials on every side
Remember what our great God did
And in His grace abide
God rescued Judah from their foes
His promises came true
So now when faced with trouble’s woes
We will know what to do
Trust in the Lord who reigns as King
Upon His name now call
And on the Lord your burdens fling
Just trust him, that is all
– From a sermon on Isaiah 36-37
(To the tune of the “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)
Our God will judge all of the lost
Who lived in rebellion
And for their sins they’ll pay the cost
Apart from salvation
Our Lord he died upon the cross
Our perfect sacrifice
That we may never suffer loss
But enter paradise
Our Lord will give joyful new life
Our Savior we will see
No more sorrow, sickness, or strife
From sin we will be free
So let us now this gift receive
With humble gratefulness
And go that others might believe
And know true joyfulness
– From a sermon on Isaiah 34-35
(To the tune of the “Am I Soldier of the Cross?”)
Praise God with high exaltation
He is our strength and salvation
Stability in these dark days
We wait and trust your gracious ways
Fear God who reigns in holiness
Come walk with Him in righteousness
Do what is good – speak uprightly
Guard what you hear and what you see
Praise God – holy, holy, holy
We’ll see our King in his beauty
He will protect, he will provide
Forgiven we’ll dwell by his side
– From a sermon on Isaiah 33
(To the tune of the “Doxology”)
O God who reigns in righteousness
Whose truth and justice we confess
Who changed our lives and made us new
That we might turn and follow you
Lord give us strength that we might stand
As lights for you in this dark land
From temptation Lord help us flee
Your Spirit keep us from folly
Lord in the storms of life we face
You are our hiding, resting place
And in this dry and weary land
we find refreshment from your hand
O God our hope our coming King
Your promises and blessings bring
Your praise and honor we will sing
Dwelling secure under your wing
– From a sermon on Isaiah 32
(To the tune of the “Doxology”)
O God our hope – our Holy Lord
Of wisdom, power, and love
Whose judgment’s like a mighty sword
The Lord of Hosts above
O God our hope for each new day
Lord may we turn to you
For all of life, Lord let us pray
Our gaze set firm on you
– From a sermon on Isaiah 31
(To the tune of “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)
Stay on the path – don’t walk away
Don’t trust in empty things
Don’t turn from God and disobey
Beware of all straying
Stay on the path of his great grace
Trust in Him and follow
He’ll stay with you throughout life’s race
Then heaven’s joys you’ll know
– From a sermon on Isaiah 30
(To the tune of “Amazing Grace”)
The world is spirit’ly asleep
They’re deaf, ignore the Word
Cry out to God and for them weep
Proclaim ‘til all have heard
Our hearts grow cold to the gospel
To God draw near and look
Cry out to Him for revival
Open and read the Book
Our country lives in rebellion
God’s judgment’s drawing near
Fight temptation, flee from all sin
Speak Christ to all who’ll hear
From a sermon on Isaiah 29
(To the tune of “Amazing Grace”)
He is our sure foundation, our crown of glory
He is our satisfaction, our wreath of beauty
A rest for the weary, a peaceful repose
From our strivings, our wantings, our fears, and our foes
He’s our stone of salvation, our security
Though mere mortals will fail us, our Helper is He
He’s our source of wisdom, upon which we stand
Firm upon our foundation, held safe in His hand
– From a sermon on Isaiah 28
(To the tune “How Firm A Foundation”)
Brian J. Mikul 