Family Week · Days 260–266
Week 38
The week in one sentence
Isaiah's God spreads a feast for all peoples and declares there is no savior besides Him — and Paul agrees: we are saved by grace through faith, not by works.
Day 260 · September 15
Isaiah celebrates God's victory: He will swallow up death, wipe away tears, and provide a feast for His people.
Day 261 · September 16
Judah makes false alliances and refuses God's quiet way of trust.
Day 262 · September 17
Judah keeps looking to Egypt, but salvation is found in returning and resting in God.
Day 263 · September 18
Assyria threatens and boasts, but Isaiah points beyond fear to God's justice, beauty, and coming salvation.
Day 264 · September 19
Hezekiah brings Assyria's threat before the LORD, and God delivers Jerusalem.
Day 265 · September 20
Hezekiah proudly displays his treasures, but Isaiah warns of Babylon.
Day 266 · September 21
God promises water for the thirsty and introduces His chosen Servant, who brings justice gently.
Talk about it together
How does the cross show both the seriousness of sin and the greatness of grace?