
Isaiah 53 in the New Testament, Part 4
16/12/2025 | 30 mins.
In this season finale of Today With Jesus, Dan and Robert conclude our seven-part journey through Isaiah 53 as the New Testament writers apply its message to Jesus. Today we turn to 1 Peter 2:21–25, a passage that is filled with Isaiah 53, and shows how the Servant’s suffering becomes both our salvation and our example.Peter writes to Christians enduring hardship, reminding them that Jesus’ suffering was purposeful, sacrificial, and healing. As we close this season, we reflect on the Servant who bore our sins, carried our griefs, and now shepherds our souls. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Isaiah 53 in the New Testament, Part 3
09/12/2025 | 31 mins.
As we continue our series exploring Isaiah 53 through the lens of the New Testament, today’s episode brings us to two passages that reveal both humanity’s response to the message of Christ and the certainty of His return. Dan and Robert unpack Romans 10:16 and Hebrews 9:28, showing how each draws deeply from Isaiah’s prophecy of the Suffering Servant. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Isaiah 53 in the New Testament, Part 2
02/12/2025 | 30 mins.
In this episode, Dan Winkler and Robert continue their exploration of how Isaiah 53 is used in the New Testament. Today’s study zeroes in on two powerful texts that highlight both unbelief and belief, rejection and reception, darkness and discovery—all centered on Jesus, the Suffering Servant. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Isaiah 53 in the New Testament, Part 1
25/11/2025 | 32 mins.
In this episode, Dan Winkler and Robert begin a powerful new mini-series exploring seven specific New Testament passages that quote or allude to Isaiah 53. Today, we look at the first two references: Matthew 8:17 and Luke 22:37. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The Blessings of the Suffering Servant (Part 2)
18/11/2025 | 32 mins.
In this episode of Today With Jesus, we conclude our two-part look at “The Blessings of the Suffering Servant” by turning to Isaiah 53:12 — a verse that reveals one of Jesus’ most comforting and ongoing blessings: His intercession.Isaiah’s prophecy shows that the Servant not only bore the sins of many, but now “makes intercession for the transgressors.” The blessing of intercession means Jesus didn’t just save us at the cross — He continues to stand for us, speak for us, and advocate for us before the Father. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★



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