If we go home from church with just an “okay” experience, perhaps it is time to be concerned about how we are entering the worship experience.
Isaiah begins this chapter where we must begin: by examining our worship.
Join Pastor Joe as he explains that Isaiah 29 shows us God’s intention to have victory over our empty worship.
God's Victory Over Empty Worship
Isaiah 29:1-8
July 10, 2022 • Dr. Joe Martin • Isaiah 29:1–8
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