In this Oak Hill College Chapel talk, Mark Stirling offers a personal and profound meditation on Isaiah 35:4. Moving beyond the standard translation of "anxious of heart," Mark explores the Hebrew literalism of the "hasty of heart"—those of us who are quick to react, busy of brain, and prone to responding out of fear or anger. Drawing from his own recent journey in counselling and self-awareness,

Mark highlights four essential truths we must speak to our hasty hearts before we respond to the stimuli of life:

God Comes: He is present regardless of our feelings.

He Comes with Vengeance: He is the judge; we don't have to be.

He Comes with Benefits: He is good and wants what is best for us.

He Comes to Save: He is the Saviour; we are not.

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