16 sermons from Isaiah.
When Religion Becomes Evil SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: We begin today a new series of sermons on what to me is the greatest book in the Old Testament. From the frequency with which New Testament writers quote Isaiah, I would assume that they too h
The Parable of the Vineyard SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: The more time I spend reading and studying the book of Isaiah, the more I become aware of the complexities of the book and the less inclined I am to try to preach it systematically, chapter b
The Prerequisites for Divine Service SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: Today I want to take you to the sixth chapter of Isaiah and the account of Isaiah’s commissioning by God for divine service. The reason we are moving from chapter 1 directly to chapt
To the Law and to the Testimony SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: What I would like to do this morning is not exactly expository preaching but rather what is called in seminary, “Biblical theology,” as opposed to “Systematic theology.” In Systematic the
SERIES: ADVENT 20 Prince of Peace SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus DATE: December 19, 2010 Note: This sermon was preached on Christmas Sunday in Wichita, my last Christmas as Senior Pastor. Introduction: Peace. Everyone desires it and nearly everyone talks about it,
SPECIAL DAY: Sunday after 911 When You Pass Through the Waters SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus DATE: September 16, 2001 Introduction: As the astounding events of this past week continue to unfold, many thinking people are tempted to ask, “Where is God? Is He blind
The Day God Changed His Mind SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: This afternoon you are watching the Olympics and enjoying a relaxing day with the family. About 4:30 you begin to feel ill and by 9:00 you must be taken to the emergency room at the hospital
Pride Goes Before Destruction SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: Proverbs 16:18 reads, “Pride goes before destruction,And a haughty spirit before stumbling.” That’s what the Lord says, and it’s true. It’s a principle that all of us need to be reminded of
The Greatness and Smallness of God TO HEAR THE ENTIRE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE There are two sermons published for Isaiah 40. This sermon was preached in Wichita and the second is part of a series Mike presented at Dallas Theological Seminary SPEAK
The Idiocy of Idolatry SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: Sarcasm is generally thought of as being a rather low form of communication. It bites, it stings, and it tends to destroy relationships. No wonder that Thomas Carlyle called it “the language of th
Hewn from a Rock SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: Two weeks ago there was a series of articles in the Wichita Eagle-Beacon about one of the richest men in the United States, George Ablah of Wichita. The article talked about his childhood, his education
Jesus, The Suffering Servant SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Note: This sermon was one of my last five sermons as pastor of First Free, St. Louis. Introduction: I have struggled a lot with what I should preach in my final five Sundays with you, concluding on Februa