Isaiah 7-8
Learn the historical background of some of the messianic texts in Isaiah, starting here with Isaiah 7.
Greg Taylor’s Sermon “From Woe to Whoa!” (Isaiah 5-6)
Hear Greg Taylor’s recent sermon. Spenser Bolte reads Isaiah 5-6 and Greg preaches from this text in a sermon titled, “From Woe to Whoa!”
Honduras short-term mission group is now fundraising
Bartola Kuruvilla and Dr. Barrie Kaiser are grateful for your support.
Five Keys to Reading Prophecy Contextually
Greg Taylor shares five keys from some of the best scholars of scripture in how to read the Bible contextually.
The Journey Cares for Missionaries
In an effort to give encouragement, remain connected, and engage and honor the missionaries The Journey partners with, we want to be a church that sends well. Being sent well is critical to effective ministry on the field, and it begins here with us. Missionary care involves everyone.
I looked for justice but found bloodshed
Greg Taylor shares some Hebrew words from Isaiah 5 in today’s Journey Bible Project blog that will make a big difference in how you view the prophecy from now on.
The nations will make their swords into plows
What was the original context for the saying, “nations will beat their swords into plows”? Greg Taylor investigates in today’s Journey Bible Project blog.
Isaiah and Jeff McIlroy
I was mystified by Isaiah, known to be one of the greatest prophecies of all time. That was until I met John T. Willis in 2000 in Kenya. What he did was so amazing, I have to tell you about it in this blog.
Isaiah and The Kings of Judah
I was mystified by Isaiah, known to be one of the greatest prophecies of all time. That was until I met John T. Willis in 2000 in Kenya. What he did was so amazing, I have to tell you about it in this blog.
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