The Quest on the Book of Isaiah

God Has Become My Salvation

Sunday July 12, 2026 - Pastor Wungreiso Valui

Isaiah 6-12

MEMORIZE - Isaiah 12:2

"Behold, God is my salvation, I will trust and not be afraid; 'For YAH, the LORD, is my strength and song; He also has become my salvation.'"

The Story of Isaiah 7-12: These chapters move from crisis and fear to promise, Messiah, salvation, and praise. God's people face darkness, but God promises Immanuel, the Child-King, the Branch from Jesse, and finally a song of salvation.

Two Opening Questions:

• 1. What is one song that means something special to you, and what is the story behind it?
• 2. Name one name or title of God that is meaningful to you.

Isaiah 6-12 at a Glance

Isaiah 6 - "Here am I! Send me."

Isaiah sees God's holiness, receives cleansing, and responds to God's call.

Isaiah 7 - Immanuel Promised

God promises His presence: God is with us.

Isaiah 8 - Trust God, Not Fear

In times of crisis and darkness, God calls His people to trust Him instead of living in fear.

Isaiah 9 - The Child-King Promised

The coming King brings light, hope, peace, and righteous rule.

Isaiah 10 - God Judges Pride

God brings down the proud, judges evil, and preserves a faithful remnant.

Isaiah 11 - The Messiah Reigns

The Branch from Jesse rules with righteousness and brings peace, justice, and restoration.

Isaiah 12 - The Song of Salvation

God's people respond with joy and praise because God has become our salvation.

Read Isaiah 12:1-6

Focus Discussion - Isaiah 12

• 1. What changes in a person when fear is replaced by trust in God? (v. 2)
• 2. What do you think it means to "draw water from the wells of salvation"? (v. 3)
• 3. Why does salvation lead to thanksgiving and praise? (vv. 4-5)
• 4. How can you "make known His deeds among the peoples" today? (v. 4)
• 5. What situation in your life needs the truth: "God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid"?

Next Step

1. Name one fear you are carrying.
2. Pray Isaiah 12:2 over it each day this week.
3. Then tell one person something God has done in your life.