This is the way, walk ye in it

And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left. (Isaiah 30:21)

1/ The Lord's affirming the way for us - "This is the way"
2/ The exhortation / command - "walk ye in it."
3/ The grace promised - "he will be very gracious unto thee at the voice of thy cry; when he shall hear it, he will answer thee." (Isaiah 30:19)

This sermon was preached at Zoar Chapel, the Dicker on a Lord's Day afternoon.

Sermon summary:

 The sermon centers on the divine assurance that God Himself reveals and confirms the path of faith, even when believers stray or doubt, declaring, 'This is the way, walk ye in it.' Rooted in Scripture, particularly Isaiah 13:21 and John 14:6, it emphasizes that the way is none other than Jesus Christ—truth, life, and the embodiment of grace—through whom salvation is found and sustained.

The message unfolds through the lens of God's covenantal faithfulness, highlighting that the path of faith is marked by affliction, holiness, truth, obedience, and providence, all of which are validated not by human reasoning but by divine confirmation.

The exhortation to walk in this way is inseparable from the promise of grace: God, who has appointed the path, also provides the strength to walk it, especially in times of trial, sorrow, or spiritual weariness.

Ultimately, the sermon offers profound comfort, assuring believers that even in their rebellion or confusion, God's voice echoes behind them, calling them back to the way of Christ, where grace is ever available and faithfulness is secured by His unmerited favour.