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”)
A living hope of great freedom
From evil and all sin
Pardon from sin for all who come
In hope of salvation
A living hope of belonging
To God who cares for me
With joyful hearts to Him we’ll sing
For all eternity
– From a sermon on Isaiah 27
(To the tune of “Amazing Grace”)
Trust in the Lord – our strong city
Our place of perfect peace
Yearn for the Lord – seek earnestly
His mercies never cease
Look to the Lord’s amazing grace
He opens blinded eyes
Hope in the Lord and run your race
In Him one day you’ll rise
Hide in the Lord and in his cross
No judgment now we face
In Him, in Him, we find no loss
Sing, sing His glorious grace
– From a sermon on Isaiah 26
(To the tune of “Amazing Grace”)
A stronghold in our trials here
A refuge in our need
He’ll swallow death and wipe our tears
With richest food will feed
Behold our God who does great things
Come wait upon the Lord
With joyful, grateful hearts let’s sing
For all his love outpoured
– From a sermon on Isaiah 25
(To the tune of “O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing”)
Our God reigns, brings desolation
Because of mankind’s sin
Defiled, devoured, dire destruction
The wicked will not win
Our Lord will reign with righteousness
With power and glory
With justice, love, and faithfulness
For all eternity
He’ll reign over a mighty throng
The redeemed of the earth
We’ll sing for joy a glorious song
Proclaiming His great worth
– From a sermon on Isaiah 13-24
(To the tune “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)
Clothe yourself in humility
With truth renew your mind
Practice habits that are godly
Pursue that you might find
We are created – small are we
Dependent – so we pray
We have value – both you and me
Respect others today
Consider your sin and repent
Cry out for His mercy
Believe in Him whom God has sent
Give thanks – He set you free
Jesus died so that we might live
For righteousness today
In love He served and did forgive
Follow His humble way
– From a sermon on humility
(To the tune of “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)
Our God reigns and humbles all pride
All arrogance, conceit
All self-exalting I have tried
He’ll pull down and defeat
And so we grieve, humbly repent
We look to God for grace
To forgive, change our fallen bent
To help us run this race
– From a sermon on Isaiah 13-24
(To the tune of “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)
Our God reigns and punishes sin
Rejoice – just is the Lord
Repent, receive his salvation
Proclaim his love outpoured
We deserve judgment for our sins
Instead mercy and grace
His justice and compassion wins
For Jesus took our place
– From a sermon on Isaiah 13-24
(To the tune of “O God Our Help In Ages Past”)
Brian J. Mikul 