“All who believe and are baptized Shall see the Lord’s salvation!” What a joy it is to sing the words from this hymn! The prophet Isaiah also wants Judean exiles in Babylon to know the joy of belonging to God. They were marked, and so are we. On the day of our Baptism, we were marked with God’s love—forever!
Psalm 100
Isaiah 44:1–5
1 Peter 2:4–10
John 10:27–30
Message presented by Rev. Frank C. Ruffatto
“All who believe and are baptized Shall see the Lord’s salvation!” What a joy it is to sing the words from this hymn! The prophet Isaiah also wants Judean exiles in Babylon to know the joy of belonging to God. They were marked, and so are we. On the day of our Baptism, we were marked with God’s love—forever!
Psalm 100
Isaiah 44:1–5
1 Peter 2:4–10
John 10:27–30
Message presented by Rev. Frank C. Ruffatto
“God is faithful; God will never break His covenant of blood, signed when our Redeemer died, sealed when He was glorified” (LSB 435:4). These priceless promises come from the well-known hymn “Come to Calvary’s Holy Mountain.” It summarizes the gist of Isaiah 43:1–7. Twenty-five times in these verses the prophet employs the word you. God says, “You are valuable in My eyes” (v. 4).
Psalm 34:7–15
Isaiah 43:1–7
Romans 8:31–39
Luke 15:8–10
Psalm 143
Isaiah 41:14–16
Hebrews 9:27–28
John 11:32–40
Message presented by Rev. Jamie Strickler, St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Charleston, WV
