 
                Jesus shows us how to live by faith, not by sight
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If prophecy could teach you how to live today, where would you start? We open Isaiah 49 and watch a servant-song become a roadmap for ordinary faith, tracing a line from “called from the womb” to a life of humble dependence that restores, guides, and frees. The conversation weaves the text’s soaring vision—light to the Gentiles, covenant for the people, a highway through the mountains—into the everyday practice of following Jesus with a trusting heart.
We share why we believe all Scripture points to Christ and how that conviction reshapes prayer, purpose, and peace. Jesus doesn’t merely command faith; He models it. By laying aside the independent exercise of His deity and doing only what He sees the Father doing, He shows us that true strength is joyful reliance. We connect Isaiah’s promises with Matthew’s announcement and John’s insight, building a clear picture: grace flows to the humble, and faith is how we stand in that grace. The result is not religious strain, but freedom—freedom from self-salvation projects, from the cycle of earning and anxiety, and from the weight of proving ourselves.
Along the way, we get practical. What does walking by faith, not by sight, look like when decisions are murky and feelings lag? How do we hold God’s “yes and amen” when circumstances say “not yet”? We answer with Scripture, stories, and a focus on the essentials: hear the word, humble your heart, entrust your life to the Son, and keep stepping. If you’re craving a simpler, stronger way to live—one rooted in promise rather than pressure—this journey through Isaiah 49 offers clarity and courage.
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