January 5, 2020 · 4 min read
Fifty Sermons on Isaiah
As we approach the first Sunday in January and the first Sunday in Via Emmaus Bible reading plan, here are 50+ sermons on Isaiah, ordered in three ways.
- The first section includes sermon overviews by Mark Dever (1 message) and Trent Hunter (5 messages). They will help you get the big picture of the book.
- The second section is composed of selected sermons by various preachers. I will continue to add to this list. If you know of any exemplary sermons on particular passages in Isaiah, please add them in the comments.
- The third section is dedicated to the series sermons preached by Ray Ortlund. I can't wait to listen to many of these sermons and I encourage you to do the same.
Overview Sermons
- Messiah: The Message of Isaiah by Mark Dever
- Five Overview Sermons on Isaiah by Trent Hunter
Selected Sermons on Isaiah
- Holy, Holy, Holy Is the Lord of Hosts (Isaiah 6:1–8) by John Piper
- God Will Give You Strength (Isaiah 40:27–31) by H.B. Charles
- The Certain Victory of Christ’s Church an Encouragement to Evangelism (Isaiah 36–37) by Mark Dever
- The Gospel Coalition Sermon Archive: Isaiah
Ray Ortlund's 50 Sermons on Isaiah
- Introduction to Isaiah (Isaiah 1:1)
- Our Urgent Need: A New Self-Awareness 1 (Isaiah 1:2-9)
- Our Urgent Need: A New Self-Awareness 2 (Isaiah 1:10-20)
- Our Urgent Need: A New Self-Awareness 3 (Isaiah 1:21-31)
- Transforming Power of Hope and Humility (Isaiah 2:1-21)
- The Enriching Power of Loss and Gain (Isaiah 3:1-4:6)
- Receiving the Grace of God in Vain (Isaiah 5:1-30)
- The Prayer God Will Never Refuse (Isaiah 6:1-8)
- The Triumph of Grace Over Our Failure: Isaiah (Isaiah 6:1-13)
- The Triumph of Grace Over Our Failure: Judah 1 (Isaiah 7:1-8:8)
- The Triumph of Grace Over Our Failure: Judah 2 (Isaiah 8:9-9:7)
- The Triumph of Grace Over Our Failure: Israel I (Isaiah 9:8-10:15)
- The Triumph of Grace Over Our Failure: Israel II (Isaiah 10:16-11:16)
- What the Bible is All About? (Isaiah 11)
- Our Response to the Triumph of Grace (Isaiah 12:1-6)
- The Supremacy of God Over the Nations 1 (Isaiah 13:1-20:6)
- The Supremacy of God Over the Nations 2 (Isaiah 21:1-23:18)
- The The Supremacy of God Over the Nations 3 (Isaiah 25:1-12)
- Our One Security: God’s Sure Foundation (Isaiah 28:1-29)
- God’s Power on God’s Terms (Isaiah 29:)
- The Counterintuitive Ways of God (Isaiah 30:1-33)
- Our Only True Hope (Isaiah 31-32)
- Finding God in Failure (Isaiah 33:1-24)
- The Two Final Outcomes (Isaiah 34-35)
- In Whom Do You Now Trust? (Isaiah 36:1-37:7)
- That All the Kingdoms of the Earth May Know (Isaiah 38:8-38)
- God’s Glory, Our Comfort (Isaiah 40:1-11)
- God’s Uniqueness, Our Assurance (Isaiah 40:12-26)
- God’s Greatness, Our Renewal (Isaiah 40:27-31)
- The Reality of God in an Unreal World (Isaiah 41:1-20)
- A Delusion, a Servant, a New Song (Isaiah 41:21-42:17)
- God’s Way to Reformation (Isaiah 42:18-43:21)
- God’s Way to Revival (Isaiah 43:22-44:23)
- Water For Dry Ground (Isaiah 44:1-5)
- God’s Surprising Strategies (Isaiah 44:24-45:25)
- Gods That Fail and the Collapse of Their Cultures (Isaiah 46:1-47:15)
- God’s Commitment to God Is His Assurance to Us (Isaiah 48:1-22)
- Guilt, Substitution, Grace (Isaiah 52:13-53:12)
- Everyone Needs a Substitute (Isaiah 53:4-6)
- Reviving the Heart of the Contrite (Isaiah 57:14-15)
- Outpouring (Isaiah 57:14-15)
- Revival and Responsibility (Isaiah 58:5-9)
- Delight Yourself in the Lord of Worship (Isaiah 58:13-14)
- Revival and World Renewal (Isaiah 59:21-60:7)
- Entering (Isaiah 60)
- Revival, Preaching and Prayer (Isaiah 61:1-62:7)
- Revival and the Wrath of the Lamb (Isaiah 62:10-63:7)
- Revival and the Descent of God (Isaiah 64:1-3)
- Revival and the Eagerness of God (Isaiah 65:1)
- Revival and Worship (Isaiah 66:1-2)
From 2002 to 2004, Dr. Ray Ortlund preached a sermon series on the book of Isaiah at First Presbyterian Church in Augusta, GA. I was only there to hear one of those sermons during that time. I distinctly remember thinking two things while I listened to Ray preach “God’s Way to Revival” on Isaiah 43:22-44:23. First, I thought about how difficult it must be to preach through the entire book of Isaiah; and, second, I thought about what a great job Ray did in his exposition of the text he was preaching that morning. There is a simplicity, depth and Gospel-centrality to Ray’s sermons in that series that later formed the basis of his outstanding commentary, Isaiah: God Saves Sinners.
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