Isaiah for the People - DVD

Prophet of Protest

Video - DVD
Isaiah for the People - DVD
Video - DVD ISBN: 9781791041434
$44.99 Show Buy

Published February 2027

Hear the prophet. Answer the call.

If you have ever read the prophets and wondered whether their words have anything to say about the world you are actually living in, Isaiah for the People is the study you have been waiting for.

Through vivid storytelling and cultural insight, Matt Rawle, lead pastor of Carrollton UMC in New Orleans and St. Matthew's UMC in Metairie, Louisiana, and author of The Final Days, The Grace of Les Misérables, and the Pop in Culture series, brings the ancient prophecy of Isaiah into direct conversation with a modern world in crisis. The study bridges Scripture and social action, tracing a prophetic voice that disrupts injustice, comforts the weary, and calls forth inclusive community. For readers who may have encountered Isaiah only as background or prediction, this study offers something different: the prophet as a living, urgent voice--the harbinger of God's presence for all people.

Designed for individual reading or small group study. This is a six-session study. Video sessions are 10-12 minutes. A leader guide is included as a download.

Each book includes everything you need for a meaningful study experience, plus a companion code to redeem on Amplify Media and stream all video sessions and leader resources. Internet connection required. Code is non-transferable, may not be sold separately, and is subject to expiration.

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About the Author

Matt Rawle

Matt Rawle is a dynamic pastor, author, speaker, and futurist who masterfully explores the intersection of faith and contemporary culture. Matt is the author of The Final Days, The Heart that Grew Three Sizes, and The Grace of Les Misérables.

Currently serving as lead pastor of St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church in Metairie, Louisiana, and Carrollton United Methodist Church in New Orleans, Louisiana, Matt continues to inspire communities to discover the profound way that spirituality intersects with culture, creativity, and everyday life.