Today we’re bringing together Psalm 30 and Isaiah 57 — two passages that remind us that God meets us at our lowest point. Psalm 30 tells us that mourning doesn’t last forever and that joy has a way of breaking through by God’s hand. Isaiah 57 shows us where God chooses to dwell — not just in the high and holy place, but with the humble, the broken, and the repentant. Together, these chapters reveal a God who heals, restores, and replaces shame with peace. If you’ve ever wondered whether God still draws near after failure or pain, this episode is for you. Let’s dive in.

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Today we’re in Isaiah 56, a chapter that shows us what life looks like after grace is received. God opens the door wide, welcoming the outsider, the overlooked, and the ones who thought they didn’t belong, while also calling His people to live with justice, obedience, and integrity. Isaiah 56 reminds us that God’s kingdom is inclusive, but it’s never careless. If you’ve ever wondered where you fit in God’s story or what faithful living really looks like, this chapter speaks directly to that tension.

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Today we’re stepping into Isaiah 55 alongside Psalm 29, where God’s voice takes center stage. Isaiah invites the thirsty to come and be filled, while Psalm 29 reminds us that the voice of the Lord is powerful, authoritative, and full of glory. Together, these passages show us that when God speaks, things move, hearts change, lives are restored, and nothing returns empty. If you’ve been listening for direction, renewal, or peace, this episode is a reminder that God’s Word still carries power, purpose, and promise.Be Blessed and enjoy!Please follow, like and share our podcast with a friend or family member!

This week we kept it simple and had a conversation about Jesus’ birth as announced by Isaiah thousands of years before.

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Today, we’re diving into one of the most powerful, prophetic passages in the entire Bible; Isaiah 52 and 53. Written over 700 years before Jesus, these chapters paint a vivid picture of the coming Messiah, the Suffering Servant who would bring salvation, redemption, and peace. Isaiah describes a Savior who would be rejected, pierced, and crushed, yet through His wounds, we would be healed. These chapters are the heartbeat of the gospel, the prophecy that connects the Old Testament with the New in a way no other passage does. Let’s unpack the depth, the beauty, and the hope found in Isaiah 52 and 53.

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Hey family, welcome back to A Breath of Fresh Air Podcast! Today we’re in Isaiah 51—a chapter where God basically says, ‘Hey, listen… don’t forget who you are and don’t forget who I am.’ It’s all about comfort, courage, and remembering the roots of our faith. If you’ve been feeling worn down or unsure, this chapter is the reminder you need. Let’s get into it!As always be blessed and enjoy.

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Isaiah 49 and 50 give us an intimate look at God’s heart, His compassion, His calling, and His promise to never abandon His people. We explore the Servant’s mission, Israel’s restoration, and what it means to walk in trust when the world grows dim. This thoughtful episode invites listeners to lean in, reflect, and rediscover the God who rescues, teaches, and leads with perfect faithfulness.

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Today we’re diving into Isaiah 48, a chapter where God exposes empty religion, calls out stubborn hearts, and reminds His people that He is faithful even when they’re not. It’s a powerful wake up call and an invitation to real peace; the kind that comes from actually listening to God. Let’s get into it.

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