Isaiah

Isaiah 21reminds me that there are few things that cause panic more than the sounds of violence in the dark of night. Those that have

Isaiah 22 reminds me of a football strategy called the “Prevent Defense”. It is often used by a team with the lead, toward the end

Isaiah 23 reminds me that we live in a strange time when success is belittled in the name of fairness. “Rich” and “evil” are linked,

Isaiah 24 reminds me of a crude science experiment we did when the kids were little. I poured salt into water and asked each for

Isaiah 25 reminds me of the moments after impact. I saw the headlights behind me an instant too late to react. An intoxicated speeder hit

Isaiah 26 reminds me that one right decision can overcome a lifetime of wrong ones.  While I seem to always choose the more difficult way,

Isaiah 27 reminds me of the complexity of God. Many times we think of Jesus meek and mild because He was born in the flesh

Isaiah 28 reminds me of an organization called Al-Anon. This group was formed to provide hope and strength to the family of those dealing with

Isaiah 29 reminds me of growing up in the Catholic Church. It was full of beautiful artwork and religious symbols and ceremonies, but I never

Isaiah 30 reminds me of the word “incorrigible”. It literally means not correctable. The original use was more of a legal status put on one