November 8, 2026
Unshakeable | Walk in the Light
Isaiah continues to paint graphic pictures to let God’s people know how God is experiencing their relationship. These are strong images. They accused God of walking away, but He saw what has actually happened: they walked away from Him. What do you do when you are rejected and blamed for it? God does the near-unthinkable because He wants us back; He wants us for Himself. That is where we belong.
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Isaiah 50
Questions:
- Recall a time when a relationship broke down. Keeping it anonymous, as you look back, what happened, and what do you wish you’d done differently?
- What do you find difficult in your relationship with God these days? What seems to be missing or even breaking down for you?
- Jesus took a different approach in our broken relationship. Instead of overpowering us or getting entrenched in being right, he made himself vulnerable. How does His approach connect with you? Is there a place for you to be vulnerable in a broken relationship you’re in currently? What do you do with the danger of being taken advantage of?
- When a person walks away from God, God describes it as “lighting your own fire”. Where are you tempted to not trust God and light your own fire?
- The passage ends heavy! “You will lie down in torment.” What’s your response to the judgment of God?
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