This is the Bayhmaa podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host Brent Billings.

Today we conclude our journey through Isaiah by looking at his prophetic visions for the future and how hope changes the substance of our conversations, desires, and experiences.

Yeah, I think this will probably end up being the last episode of this series.

There's a chance, Brent, as we record this, there might be.

We haven't heard from Josh on this series.

We might sneak in an episode or two, chances are good this is it so we reserve the

right and while we have yet to enjoy the pleasures of Reed and L pontificating

about whatever they might be talking about.

There is an episode that's coming before this that we have yet to record.

So I don't even know what they said at this point.

I'm sure it was awesome.

It was amazing.

Yeah, they wouldn't do that to me.

They wouldn't set up traps for me to walk into so.

No way, but yeah, it's good to hear all their voices.

We do have Josh, he'll show up in Reed's series. Reed's coming up next.

Reed's got a series on the Psalm, so that's where we're headed. We probably got an interview in the

middle there. But yeah, we got some good stuff, good stuff coming. I'm looking forward to hearing from from Reed and then L's got a series and then Josh has got a series. And now we've got a new rhythm Brent. I feel like we've got a rhythm for our seasons, our sessions. I feel like we're generally

going to have a session flow where each one of us is bringing something to the table.

Yeah, a little bit. Yeah. Yeah. So I think we're going to jump in here. This we titled this. This is how Isaiah ends his prophecy. This is how the book of Isaiah. It culminates. It's not going to be, we're going to see today, it's not all

just amazing goodness and nothing but lion, lying down with the lamb, that's definitely

in there. That's a real passage passage but it's not just that there's some

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