Edgerton Protestant Reformed Church

Edgerton Protestant Reformed Church We have been proclaiming the distinctive truths of Scripture, in harmony with the Reformed confessions, since 1938.

Read Isaiah 40.Many commentators divide the book of Isaiah at this point. The calling for the prophet to cry a word of c...
06/24/2026

Read Isaiah 40.
Many commentators divide the book of Isaiah at this point. The calling for the prophet to cry a word of comfort to God’s people is appropriate for the prophecies that would follow. Even though there would be prophecies of afflictions, there would also be prophecies of the comfort that will be found in the Redeemer. In the familiar words of much of this chapter we find such comfort. When we come to the last verse, we can rest in comfort that that Redeemer will enable us to enjoy the benefits of the spiritual victory that will be ours in heaven.

Read Isaiah 39Sometimes our actions cause sad results. Such was the case when Hezekiah showed off “his” grandeur. He had...
06/23/2026

Read Isaiah 39
Sometimes our actions cause sad results. Such was the case when Hezekiah showed off “his” grandeur. He had forgotten all that God had done for him. Isaiah sends the message that those same Babylonians who saw Hezekiah’s riches would take those riches away from his children. In all that we do, we must remember to give God all the glory due to His name. In this way we will please Him and cause Him to be glorified. Let this be our goal all the days of our lives.

Read Isaiah 38Hezekiah is faced with two matters of affliction. First of all, the armies of Assryia are surrounding the ...
06/22/2026

Read Isaiah 38
Hezekiah is faced with two matters of affliction. First of all, the armies of Assryia are surrounding the city threatening its very existence. Secondly, he is facing death in the form of sickness. We know from history’s examination that there is another concern upon his mind. He has no heir as yet and, therefore, the line of Judah which is to lead to Christ will be broken. With these concerns he prays and receives a good answer from God by Isaiah. May we be concerned as much about our spiritual lives as we are to the physical concerns which may come upon us. God will care for us, and we can be assured that it will be in a good time.

Read Isaiah 37We find in this chapter the necessity to go to God in prayer when we face affliction at the hands of the w...
06/21/2026

Read Isaiah 37
We find in this chapter the necessity to go to God in prayer when we face affliction at the hands of the world and of course Satan. We quickly must see that our help is not in ourselves but in God who made all things and causes all things to come to pass. Even in affliction we see God working for our good just as he used the attacks of Assyria for Hezekiah’s and Judah’s good. Prayer is the chief means of thankfulness for God’s people. Let us make use of it often as we obey the admonition to pray without ceasing.

Read Isaiah 36The next four chapters of Isaiah contain an account of history that takes places during the reign of Hezek...
06/20/2026

Read Isaiah 36
The next four chapters of Isaiah contain an account of history that takes places during the reign of Hezekiah. In this chapter we find the world mocking our God and saying that He is not a whit better than the gods of other nations around Judah. We can see and hear this same charge today as the world seeks to cause our faith in God to waver. Judah of old had to learn how to stand up against such onslaughts just as the church of today needs the same instruction. Let us continue in prayer for deliverance and ask for help to withstand the onslaughts of Satan and his henchmen.

Read Isaiah 35In this chapter we find the redemption of the church of Christ foretold. In the beautiful words of this ch...
06/19/2026

Read Isaiah 35
In this chapter we find the redemption of the church of Christ foretold. In the beautiful words of this chapter we find pictures of the work that Christ will do for his beloved. We also see words that our Savior himself used in His preaching. What a blessed redemption will be ours when Christ returns again! Let us read His word often to examine the proclamation of the gospel and the blessings for us found in it.

Read Isaiah 34In this chapter God, through prophet Isaiah, pronounces his judgements upon all antichristian nations, The...
06/18/2026

Read Isaiah 34
In this chapter God, through prophet Isaiah, pronounces his judgements upon all antichristian nations, These nations are typified in Edom or Esau who had been Israel’s foe ever since the birth of its founder Esau. God’s church is hated in this world. That hatred has been exhibited in many ways throughout history. Antichrist will focus this hatred in a most extreme way upon God’s church just before the return of Christ. But God does not leave us without comfort. Our comfort will come from the pronouncements of judgement on those enemies. Fear not, church of God, we will find deliverance.

Read Isaiah 33In this chapter we have a new prophecy concerning the same subject as the previous chapters. Judah is to b...
06/17/2026

Read Isaiah 33
In this chapter we have a new prophecy concerning the same subject as the previous chapters. Judah is to be oppressed by Assyria. They shall be delivered. They will live in peace and prosperity for a time. There is one theme running though these historical events. God will be glorified by them! Do we recognize this in our lives? Are we so focused upon our lives that we forget the glory of God? We must not do this, people of God. In all things God is to be glorified and will be glorified.

Read Isaiah 32While this chapter seems to be a prophecy of Hezekiah and the deliverance he wrought with God’s help for J...
06/16/2026

Read Isaiah 32
While this chapter seems to be a prophecy of Hezekiah and the deliverance he wrought with God’s help for Judah against Assyria, it is also a prophecy of Christ whom Hezekiah typified. Notice that as the prophet preached against the sins of the church, he preached about sins of all kinds of people. As we know from Romans, “All have sinned and come short of the glory of God…” Each member of God’s church must examine his heart and his life and seek repentance for the sins he has committed. The blessedness of salvation will be for all of God’s people of every type and kind.

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