Isaiah: Old Zion & New Zion

Peter Barnes: Isaiah 1:21-31

(29 July 2018)

SERMON NOTES: OLD ZION AND NEW ZION (Isaiah 1:21-31)

When we pray ‘Thy kingdom come’ in the Lord’s Prayer, we are actually praying for two things: redemption and judgment.

1. The degeneration of God’s covenant people.

– 1:21-24. He is not attacking the …

Isaiah: Repentance Means Change

Peter Barnes: Isaiah 1:16-17 NO AUDIO

(1 July 2018)

SERMON NOTES: REPENTANCE MEANS CHANGE (Isaiah 1:16-17)

Isaiah has called out Israel for being stupider than oxen and donkeys (1:2-4), for not understanding God’s chastening of His people (1:5-10), and for trusting in religious activities (1:11-15).
In verses 16-17 we see …

Isaiah: Called to Account

Peter Barnes: Isaiah 1:1-15

(24 June 2018)

SERMON NOTES: CALLED TO ACCOUNT (Isaiah 1:1-15)
The New Testament refers to the book of Isaiah at least 66 times – which is more than any other Old Testament book except for the Psalms. ‘Isaiah’ is like ‘Hosea’ and ‘Joshua’, and ‘Jesus’ for …

God’s Laws and Policies in a Fallen World – God and Animal Life

Peter Barnes | Gen.9:3-6; Prov.12:10; Isa.11:6-9

SERMON  NOTES
GOD AND ANIMAL LIFE
Gen.9:3-6; Prov.12:10; Isa.11:6-9

– there is a repeated claim today that human beings and animals are of equal worth.

1. We are created in God’s image; animals are not.

– Gen.1:27-28. Even after the Fall, that is true …

Easter 2016 – Pierced for Our Transgressions

Peter Barnes | Isaiah 53:5

SERMON  NOTES
PIERCED FOR OUR TRANSGRESSIONS
Isaiah 53:1-12; 1 Peter 2:18-25

– Isaiah 53:5 was one of the texts that Dietrich Bonhoeffer preached from in his last sermon, delivered in a schoolhouse in Schönberg, just before the Gestapo hanged him. Note too 1 Peter 2:24.…

The Last Night (John 13-17) – Peace in a Hostile World

Peter Barnes | John 16:29-33

SERMON  NOTES
Peace in a Hostile World
Isaiah 54; John 16:23-33

– Jesus rebukes and comforts His disciples

1. A true confession from weak believers.

– 16:29-30; the disciples know or think they know

– 16:31 – the emphasis is on the ‘now’; the next …