Isaiah 56:1-8
•	Isaiah begins to reveal with clarity the future arrival of king Jesus who is God (e.g. Isaiah 7:14, 9:6-8) and also the Servant who will pay for our sins (Isaiah 53).  God will do it all (Isaiah 59:16, 63:5).  From Isaiah 56:1-8, what response does God require?  What potential misunderstandings are there for Christians in this passage?
•	What does an obedient Christian response to this passage look like?  How does your life measure up?
•	What blessings are promised in this passage?  Why are eunuchs singled out?
•	How does this promise of blessing affect your attitude to your day to day life?
•	Who can enjoy this blessing?  In what way is your vision narrower than God’s?
•	Prayer:  Spend some time praying for one another that our grasp of the depth of God’s promised blessings would really shape our lives and/or that our grasp of the breadth of God’s vision for outsiders would shape our life.

Isaiah 56:1-8
•	Isaiah begins to reveal with clarity the future arrival of king Jesus who is God (e.g. Isaiah 7:14, 9:6-8) and also the Servant who will pay for our sins (Isaiah 53).  God will do it all (Isaiah 59:16, 63:5).  From Isaiah 56:1-8, what response does God require?  What potential misunderstandings are there for Christians in this passage?
•	What does an obedient Christian response to this passage look like?  How does your life measure up?
•	What blessings are promised in this passage?  Why are eunuchs singled out?
•	How does this promise of blessing affect your attitude to your day to day life?
•	Who can enjoy this blessing?  In what way is your vision narrower than God’s?
•	Prayer:  Spend some time praying for one another that our grasp of the depth of God’s promised blessings would really shape our lives and/or that our grasp of the breadth of God’s vision for outsiders would shape our life.

Isaiah 56:1-8
•	Isaiah begins to reveal with clarity the future arrival of king Jesus who is God (e.g. Isaiah 7:14, 9:6-8) and also the Servant who will pay for our sins (Isaiah 53).  God will do it all (Isaiah 59:16, 63:5).  From Isaiah 56:1-8, what response does God require?  What potential misunderstandings are there for Christians in this passage?
•	What does an obedient Christian response to this passage look like?  How does your life measure up?
•	What blessings are promised in this passage?  Why are eunuchs singled out?
•	How does this promise of blessing affect your attitude to your day to day life?
•	Who can enjoy this blessing?  In what way is your vision narrower than God’s?
•	Prayer:  Spend some time praying for one another that our grasp of the depth of God’s promised blessings would really shape our lives and/or that our grasp of the breadth of God’s vision for outsiders would shape our life.