You are carrying something right now — a loss, a mistake you keep replaying, a loneliness that shows up at night. Isaiah 50–57 was written for exactly that feeling.

In this week's Come, Follow Me study of Isaiah 50–57, we look at the Deliverer Israel didn't expect: the One who knows how to speak to the weary, who set His face like flint, who was a man of sorrows acquainted with grief, and who carried your griefs so you would never have to carry them alone.

Try the lesson's invitation: read Isaiah 53 again, but every time it says "we" or "our," say "I" and "my."

⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 You are carrying something
0:24 Who Isaiah was talking to
0:52 Isaiah 50 — A deliverer who knows the weary
1:46 Isaiah 51–52 — Remember who you are
2:39 How beautiful upon the mountains
3:00 Isaiah 53 — The clearest picture of Christ
3:44 Read it with your own name
4:03 Like sheep, like a lamb
4:37 "He shall see his seed" — you are family
5:03 Succor: He runs to you
5:18 Isaiah 54 — "My kindness shall not depart"
5:46 Enlarge thy tent, strengthen thy stakes
6:22 Isaiah 55 — Come to the waters
6:42 His ways are higher
6:57 Isaiah 56 — No one left outside
7:23 The Ethiopian and Isaiah 53
7:50 Isaiah 57 — The highest God, the lowest heart
8:05 What to do this week
8:43 He is your relief

📖 SCRIPTURES
Isaiah 50:4–7 · Luke 9:51 · Isaiah 51:1–2 · Isaiah 52:1–2, 7 · D&C 113:7–10 · Mosiah 15 · Isaiah 53 · John 1:29 · Luke 23:33–34 · Matthew 27:57–60 · Alma 7:11–12 · Isaiah 54:2, 7, 10 · Isaiah 55:1–3, 8–9 · Isaiah 56:3–7 · Mark 11:17 · Acts 8:26–38 · Isaiah 57:15

🙏 THIS WEEK
1. Tell Him the real thing in your prayers — not "I'm fine."
2. Read Isaiah 53 slowly, with your own name in it.
3. When the sacrament passes, picture setting your burden down at His feet.
4. Find someone carrying something too, and bring them good news.

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