My People, Your God, Jeremiah 30:OT S1:E515

Pride and Idolatry, Ezekiel 6-7, OT S1:E539

The unfaithful Jews left in Judah will die around the altars they built to worship false gods. In pride and idolatry they would die. Ezekiel warns against pride and idolatry, but these aren't two sins, they are one and the same.

Prophetic Drama, Ezekiel 4-5, OT S1:E538

Ezekiel is known for prophetic dramas. He acted out his visions, so that the people would see the Lord's determinations in his actions. Crazy and confusing, they clearly demonstrate the Lord's judgment of Israel.

Powerful Prayer, James 5, NT S1:E274

When we underestimate the power of prayer, is it because we underestimate God or our own abilities? Either way, let us lean in to prayer and pray boldly, so that we are blessed by seeing God do what only He can do in our lives.

Determined for Good, Ezekiel 2-3, OT S1:E537

God calls the priest Ezekiel to be a prophet. He will prophecy to a nation that will refuse to listen. But instead of caving, Ezekiel is called to be faithful and true, determined to do good instead of placating evil.

Beyond Imagination, Ezekiel 1, OT S1:E536

Ezekiel is a contemporary of Jeremiah, who prophecied to the exiles from Judah in Babylon. Much like John the Apostle's Revelation, Ezekiel sees things that defy human comprehension. But what is crystal clear in these visions is that God is on His throne, reigning over all things, no matter what.