Plumb Line (Isaiah 28)
In today’s Journey Bible Project Blog, Greg Taylor uncovers the ancient origins of the plumb line.
Lip Service
In today’s Journey Bible Project Blog, Greg Taylor uncovers the ancient origins of the phrase, “give lip service.”
Why does Greg Taylor read Isaiah 25 at funerals?
Greg Taylor reads Isaiah 25 at funerals. Learn more about this text in today’s Journey Bible Project blog.
Did Isaiah Strip to His Underwear to Preach?
In today’s Journey Bible Project Blog, Greg Taylor “uncovers” a mystery about Isaiah preaching in his skivvies.
God Bless All Nations
Is it better to say “God bless America” or “God bless all nations”? Greg Taylor discusses this after reading a very important text in Isaiah 19 about how God feels about nations other than Israel.
A Few Good Men in Judah
Read in today’s Journey Bible Project blog about one of the few good kings among the many bad kings in Israel and Judah. Chris Dial tells about the life and times of Asa and then makes important applications to our lives today.
“If you don’t lean on me, I can’t support you!” (Isaiah 7-11)
Listen to Ollisha Warren read from Isaiah 7-11 then listen to Greg Taylor’s sermon about these famous Messianic texts and their historical background.
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!”
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