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This Sunday we will examine Isaiah’s response to God’s grandeur, when he cries out, “Woe is me!” Why is Isaiah filled with sorrow? Has God done anything to make Isaiah feel this way? Much like seeing the magnificence of a mountain before you, God’s glory puts you in touch with your smallness and your inferiority. Godly grief and repentance are at the heart of this text, so come ready to put that into practice.
Sermon Text: Isaiah 6:5
Liturgy for Corporate Worship:
Come Thou Long Expected Jesus – Red Mountain Church
Nothing But The Blood – The Austin Stone Worship
Hallelujah! Christ Is Coming! – Liturgical Folk
O Come All Ye Faithful – Shane & Shane
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