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Isaiah 7 Explained: Immanuel & the Virgin Birth | Trusting God in Crisis

Nov 5 · 42 min

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Isaiah 7 Explained: Immanuel & the Virgin Birth | Trusting God in Crisis

November 5, 2026 · 42 min

What does Immanuel mean, and how does Isaiah 7:14 point to the virgin birth of Jesus Christ? In this Isaiah 7 Bible study, Pastor Tim Hatch explains the prophecy of Immanuel—God with us—and how God uses times of crisis to strengthen our faith and call us back to Him.

In Episode 5 of The First Gospel: Knowing Jesus Through the Prophecies of Isaiah, discover why King Ahaz trusted the power of Assyria instead of God's promises—and what his failure teaches Christians about fear, faith, and trusting God during difficult times.

What if the crisis you're facing isn't just about changing your circumstances, but about what God wants to change in your heart?

IN THIS BIBLE STUDY:

• Isaiah 7:14, Immanuel, and the virgin birth prophecy fulfilled in Jesus Christ

• King Ahaz, the Syro-Ephraimite War, and Judah's crisis

• Why trusting God's promises matters more than worldly security

• How false idols and misplaced trust weaken our faith

• The difference between God's loving discipline and His judgment

• Why God remains faithful even when we struggle to trust Him

THREE TRUTHS FROM ISAIAH 7:

1. God speaks to us in the crisis.

2. God remains faithful to His promises.

3. God refuses to let false idols rule our hearts.

“If you are not firm in faith, you will not be firm at all.” — Isaiah 7:9

God's discipline is not abandonment. Through Jesus Christ, Immanuel, we are reminded that our ultimate hope is in the Lord, not the temporary security of this world.

📖 Scripture: Isaiah 7:1–25; Matthew 1:22–23; 2 Kings 16; 2 Chronicles 28; Hebrews 12:6–11.

📚 THE FIRST GOSPEL BIBLE STUDY

Join Pastor Tim Hatch for this 40-part journey through Isaiah, discovering the prophecies of Jesus Christ and their meaning for our lives.

New episodes Thursdays at 5 PM Eastern. Watch anytime.

Companion study journal: https://timhatchlive.com/books

💬 When life gets difficult, where are you tempted to place your trust instead of God? Share in the comments.

📌 MORE RESOURCES

Website: https://TimHatchLive.com

Membership: https://patreon.com/timhatchlive

Pastor Tim's book: https://EndingEmptiness.com

Support: https://timhatchlive.com/support

Books & Swag: https://store.timhatchlive.com

Rumble: https://timhatchlive.com/rumble

📲 FOLLOW TIM HATCH LIVE

Facebook, Instagram, X & YouTube: @timhatchlive

🎙️ OUR PODCASTS & BIBLE STUDIES

The Deep End — Faith, politics, and culture

Deep Dive Bible Study — In-depth biblical teaching

10 Questions with Tim — Biblical answers to viewer questions

Questions? ask@timhatchlive.com

20% of all giving is tithed back to the American Bible Society and Project Rescue.

SeriesTim Hatch Live

November 5, 2026 · 42 min · Tim Hatch Live

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What does Immanuel mean, and how does Isaiah 7:14 point to the virgin birth of Jesus Christ? In this Isaiah 7 Bible study, Pastor Tim Hatch explains the prophecy of Immanuel—God with us—and how God uses times of crisis to strengthen our faith and call us back to Him.

In Episode 5 of The First Gospel: Knowing Jesus Through the Prophecies of Isaiah, discover why King Ahaz trusted the power of Assyria instead of God's promises—and what his failure teaches Christians about fear, faith, and trusting God during difficult times.

What if the crisis you're facing isn't just about changing your circumstances, but about what God wants to change in your heart?

IN THIS BIBLE STUDY:

• Isaiah 7:14, Immanuel, and the virgin birth prophecy fulfilled in Jesus Christ

• King Ahaz, the Syro-Ephraimite War, and Judah's crisis

• Why trusting God's promises matters more than worldly security

• How false idols and misplaced trust weaken our faith

• The difference between God's loving discipline and His judgment

• Why God remains faithful even when we struggle to trust Him

THREE TRUTHS FROM ISAIAH 7:

1. God speaks to us in the crisis.

2. God remains faithful to His promises.

3. God refuses to let false idols rule our hearts.

“If you are not firm in faith, you will not be firm at all.” — Isaiah 7:9

God's discipline is not abandonment. Through Jesus Christ, Immanuel, we are reminded that our ultimate hope is in the Lord, not the temporary security of this world.

📖 Scripture: Isaiah 7:1–25; Matthew 1:22–23; 2 Kings 16; 2 Chronicles 28; Hebrews 12:6–11.

📚 THE FIRST GOSPEL BIBLE STUDY

Join Pastor Tim Hatch for this 40-part journey through Isaiah, discovering the prophecies of Jesus Christ and their meaning for our lives.

New episodes Thursdays at 5 PM Eastern. Watch anytime.

Companion study journal: https://timhatchlive.com/books

💬 When life gets difficult, where are you tempted to place your trust instead of God? Share in the comments.

📌 MORE RESOURCES

Website: https://TimHatchLive.com

Membership: https://patreon.com/timhatchlive

Pastor Tim's book: https://EndingEmptiness.com

Support: https://timhatchlive.com/support

Books & Swag: https://store.timhatchlive.com

Rumble: https://timhatchlive.com/rumble

📲 FOLLOW TIM HATCH LIVE

Facebook, Instagram, X & YouTube: @timhatchlive

🎙️ OUR PODCASTS & BIBLE STUDIES

The Deep End — Faith, politics, and culture

Deep Dive Bible Study — In-depth biblical teaching

10 Questions with Tim — Biblical answers to viewer questions

Questions? ask@timhatchlive.com

20% of all giving is tithed back to the American Bible Society and Project Rescue.

SeriesTim Hatch Live

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