Isaiah 55

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Illustration of poor palate; Tim’s summary of my eating is eating to survive. He doesn’t mean, I eat small portions. He means that I lack fine taste. Example of him smiling at my basic sandwich at Subway. Josslyn has been patient in refining my palate as well. Many times I will run home and eat cold leftovers. I tell her that I am fine with eating cold food, but she reminds me that I don’t want to take the time to warm something up.
In a similar way, this passage addresses a sin that we often face.

Perceived fullness and cost keep us from partaking of God’s saving work.

God’s saving work is enjoyed by invitation only

God’s invitation is free and satisfying

Illustration of Honking horn invitation vs invitation to Southland cove
God’s no cost and rich food show that he is eager and able to satisfy
The proposed alternative
Partaking involves listening and committing
The promise is eternal life
We don’t partake because we have higher needs, think we are wise,

God’s invitation requires a response

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