In our chronological Bible reading for September 12th, we finish Ezekiel with chapters 46–48. Ezekiel sees the river of life flowing from the temple, bringing healing and transformation wherever it goes. This prophetic vision connects with Reve...

Ezekiel describes a mysterious prince who dines before Yahweh in the temple. Is this the Messiah, a future king, or a picture of the body of Christ? Today’s reading unpacks this vision, the call to holiness, and the authority of God’s people as...

Ezekiel’s vision of the temple shows the holiness of God, the call to be set apart, and the promise of His glory filling the earth. What does it mean to live consecrated and ready for eternity?Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts....

Ezekiel sees a temple that has never been built: walls, gates, palm trees, and cherubim. Is this a future physical structure, or a symbolic picture of God’s people as His dwelling place? Let’s explore Ezekiel 40–41 and how it points us to Jesus...

Ezekiel 38–39 and Revelation 20: The Final Battle Ezekiel 38–39 prophesies about Gog and Magog. Was it fulfilled in the past, or does it point to the final battle described in Revelation 20? In this reading, we explore God’s sovere...

Ezekiel 35–37 reveals powerful themes of judgment, humility, restoration, and hope. From God’s vengeance against Edom to the promise of a new heart and the breathtaking vision of dry bones rising to life, this passage reminds us that God alone ...

The Day of YHWH: the Sun and Moon will be Darkened, and Ezekiel’s recommissioning as a watchman: Ezekiel 32–34 warns leaders who exploit the flock and calls God’s people to walk in their true priestly calling.Listen on Apple Podcasts: h...

Ezekiel 28–31 reveals God’s judgment against Tyre and Egypt: symbols of wealth, pride, and slavery to sin. These chapters remind us that no earthly kingdom can stand against the Most High. Pride pulls us away from God, but humility keeps us in ...

Ezekiel 24–27 | When God Strips Away EverythingEzekiel’s heartbreaking loss of his wife became a prophetic picture of God losing His people. These chapters remind us that judgment begins in the house of God, and everything this world of...

God calls His people to righteous judgment, not hypocrisy. Ezekiel exposes Jerusalem’s corruption, the prophets’ conspiracy, and Judah’s spiritual adultery. Learn how this warning applies to us today.Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://po...

In Ezekiel 20–21, God warns His people that He will not answer their prayers while they walk in rebellion. He commands Ezekiel to prophesy against the “holy places,” a word that applies not only to the ancient temple but to any place people tre...

Ezekiel 18 reminds us that God holds every person accountable for their own choices, no more blaming the past. The sins of others may affect us, but each of us is responsible before God. This passage calls us to break free from blame, religion,...

Ezekiel 16–17 paints a sobering picture of God’s people forgetting the One who rescued them and selling themselves to worthless idols. Yet even in their unfaithfulness, God promises forgiveness and covenant restoration. Discover how this applie...

Ezekiel 13–15 exposes the dangers of false prophecy, hidden idols, and immature faith. God warns against leaders who serve themselves, believers who cling to idols, and Christians who live like vines instead of trees. True faith must be rooted ...

Ezekiel’s vision reveals a powerful truth about God’s people, the mark on their foreheads, and how it connects to Revelation. The mark of God—and the mark of the beast—are not what most people think.Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://pod...

In today’s reading (Ezekiel 5–8), Ezekiel acts out God’s judgment by cutting and scattering his hair, symbolizing what will happen to God’s people. Yet even in judgment, God promises a faithful remnant. We’re reminded that silver, gold, and wor...

Ezekiel’s Throne Vision: What Did He Really See? | Ezekiel 1–4Ezekiel’s vision of God’s throne, the cherubim, and the expanse of heaven is filled with mystery and meaning. These images weren’t just physical descriptions... they reveal d...

Jeremiah’s bold message clashed with the false prophets of his day. They promised peace and prosperity, but Jeremiah reminded the people that nothing happens unless the Lord ordains it. This is a powerful reminder for us today—our words have po...

Jeremiah mourned over Jerusalem’s fall, yet he declared: “Great is Your faithfulness.” In today’s reading from Lamentations 1–3, we see both the weight of sin’s consequences and the hope of God’s unfailing mercy.Listen on Apple Podcasts...

Jeremiah warns God’s people to flee literal Babylon, the literal empire of Nebuchadnezzar, the warning applies also for believers today to flee the spiritual Babylon still deceiving nations in 2025. Revelation 18 repeats the same call: “Come ou...

Jeremiah 49–50 reveals God’s judgment against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Elam, and Babylon. These prophecies point to deeper spiritual truths: rejecting God for temporary satisfaction, trusting in false religion, and clinging to deception instead o...

Jeremiah delivers God’s judgment against Egypt, the Philistines, and Moab. These nations represent the world system, the flesh, and compromise with sin. Yet in the midst of warnings, God promises salvation and discipline - not destruction - for...

Gedaliah ignored warnings and it cost him his life. Johanan tried to do what was right, but still disobeyed God’s Word. The people sought Jeremiah’s counsel, but only wanted affirmation, not truth. In Jeremiah 41–45, we learn the danger of prid...

Habakkuk wrestled with God over injustice, violence, and corruption. God’s answer was shocking—He would raise up Babylon as judgment. Yet the prophet learned that “the righteous shall live by faith.” Today, as Babylon falls again before our eye...

Judah has fallen. Jerusalem is burned, the temple destroyed, and God’s people are exiled to Babylon. Yet even in confusion, a faithful remnant remains. What does this mean for us today, living in a world still under the spirit of Babylon?