Hello, my friends. Have you ever been in a situation where someone thought you were guilty of something

that you did not do? I remember a number of times like this in my life, and that feeling is what

we're intended to feel. It was we read the scriptures today in Isaiah 53, verse number 12.

So get out your Bibles.

This is the morning mindset.

It's our opportunity to get our minds aligned with the truth of God's word for this day.

We're going to be looking at Isaiah 53 and its fulfillment in Luke chapter 23. As we go through this foretold series looking at prophecies

of Jesus, our Messiah, and how they were fulfilled in his life. Well, friends, before we get

started, I have kind of an assignment for those of you who are married or who are engaged.

And it's a marriage improvement project of sorts.

My wife and I produce a podcast called You and Me and Jesus. And it's the two of us having

conversations about married life from a scriptural perspective, learning how to apply scripture

to our relationship as husband and wife.

My assignment is for you to begin listening to you and me and Jesus with your spouse and to have conversations after you turn off each episode,

even pause it in the middle and talk about what we're talking about at that very moment.

You can find it by going to you and me and Jesus.com. All right, friends, before we dig

into Isaiah 53, I'm going to ask you to pray with me because it's important for us to understand

the scriptures as God intends, and we need his help to do that. So Lord, God, guide us and help us

as we read Isaiah 53 and as we see its fulfillment

in Luke chapter 23. We ask it in Jesus' name. Amen. All right, Isaiah chapter 53 is in a section

of the prophecy of Isaiah that is referred to often as the suffering servant section. Isaiah is describing a person

often on through this section who is a suffering person and he's doing so in a way of serving

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