In this week’s sermon, Rev. Harris introduces the Book of Isaiah. It is a prophetic book that spans several generations of Israelite history. It is also a book beloved by early Christian and Gospel writers who quote it more than any other Old Testament Book. After this introduction, Rev. Harris reflects on the morning’s passage from chapter 1. It is a bold and audacious critique of the failure of religious people to do justice and care for the most vulnerable. If God really does “hate” our worship when we fail to care for the needy, where does that leave us? Listen to find out.