Sermons on Ezekiel

Ezekiel’s living river flows from God’s temple, pointing to Jesus, whose single sacrifice brings sinners to God and secures His people forever.

God breathes life into Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones, showing that sinful hearts cannot restore themselves and that renewal comes through His Spirit.

Jerusalem falls after six years, proving God’s warnings true. Jesus bears His people’s punishment, making repentance the true hinge to eternal life.

God hands proud Egypt to Babylon under His sovereign rule. At the cross, He turns humanity’s worst injustice into forgiveness for all who receive it.

Ezekiel eats God's scroll, tasting honey in a message of judgement, then serves as a watchman whose faithfulness matters more than visible success.

God's throne chariot reaches Ezekiel beside a Babylonian canal, assuring displaced people that suffering does not mean His absence and that He still speaks.

Jesus pours out His blood to establish the new covenant, securing forgiveness and God's presence for His people through one final sacrifice.

Ezekiel’s river turns salt water fresh and makes trees fruitful; Jesus says His Spirit flows through believers to bring healing and justice.

Part of a child’s fifty cents helps children in Myanmar, showing how life from Jesus flows outward through small acts of willing service.