Our Lord, He died and rose for you
To give you hope and make you new
So dare to be diff’rent today
In what you think, you do, and say

Cling to our God and to His ways
Walk righteously all of your days
Turn from all greed and selfishness
All gluttony and laziness

In our world of idolatry
Wearied by its futility
Take refuge in our God above
And in Him find true peace and love

Our God is high, His name holy
He inhabits eternity
Dwells with the contrite and lowly
Revives our hearts and sets us free

– From a sermon on Isaiah 56:9-57:21
(To the tune of “The Doxology”)

Our Lord, He died and rose for you
To give you hope and make you new
So dare to be diff’rent today
In what you think, you do, and say

Pursue justice, live righteously
Make worship a priority
Hold fast your faith, please God always
Serve and love Him for all your days

So as God’s people let us live
Enjoy the blessings He does give:
Significance and joyful prayer
Life with God is without compare

– From a sermon on Isaiah 56:1-8
(To the tune of “The Doxology”)

Come, sinners, heed the Savior’s call
Come to the feast, it’s free to all
Come hear His Word and truly live
He satisfies, great love he gives

Come seek the Lord, draw near today
Turn from your wicked thoughts and ways
His Word is strong and trustworthy
Great joy and peace one day we’ll see

– From a sermon on Isaiah 55
(To the tune of “The Doxology”)

We are now children of joy
Every Christian girl and boy
God our Father to enjoy
Hallelujah what a Savior

His redeeming work is done
Freedom from our shame is won
Resting in His compassion
Hallelujah what a Savior

We are clothed in his beauty
Ever righteous we will be
In Him our security
Hallelujah what a Savior

– From a sermon on Isaiah 54
(To the tune of the “Hallelujah What A Savior”)

Jesus came to do God’s will
Ancient prophecies fulfill
There upon Golgotha’s hill
Hallelujah what a Savior

Our iniquities bearing
For our guilt an offering
That we might be his offspring
Hallelujah what a Savior

Jesus rose in victory
Conquered sin and death for me
This my song eternally
Hallelujah what a Savior

– From a sermon on Isaiah 53:10-12
(To the tune of the “Hallelujah What A Savior”)

Suffering cruel affliction
His blood sprinkles the nations
Shocking this our salvation
Hallelujah what a Savior

His good news we will believe
His glory we will perceive
His great love we will receive
Hallelujah what a Savior

Jesus knows your suffering
Pain and sorrow life can bring
Cast your cares upon the King
Hallelujah what a Savior

God exalted Him on high
His return is drawing nigh
May our praises reach the sky
Hallelujah what a Savior

– From a sermon on Isaiah 52:13-53:3
(To the tune of the “Hallelujah What A Savior”)

O Lord our God awake, awake
As in the days of old
Revive us Lord for Your name’s sake
Our hearts have grown too cold

Now to our God awake, awake
Father, Son, Holy Ghost
Who reigns o’er all that He did make
The Sovereign Lord of Hosts

To salvation awake, awake
Your sins He does forgive
New life with Him you now partake
Fore’er with Him you’ll live

To joyful joy awake, awake
He came and is coming
Around the world the good news take
Rejoice with glad singing

_ From a sermon on Isaiah 51:9-52:12
(To the tune of the “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)

Come and follow the Servant’s way
And listen to His Word
Morning by morning everyday
Sustained by what you’ve heard

Come and follow the Servant’s way
Real righteousness pursue
In everything choose to obey
Believe, desire, and do

Come and follow the Servant’s way
And trust Him in the night
For by your side, He’ll always stay
Your held within His might

– From a sermon on Isaiah 50:1-51:8
(To the tune of the “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)