The God Who Wants to Know You
Ezekiel prophesied to a people stripped of everything, exiled in Babylon, convinced God had forgotten them. He had not. Through visions of blazing glory, a valley of dry bones, and a river flowing from a new temple, God declares He is sovereign, present, and committed to His people. Suffering is not proof of His absence. Judgment is not the end of the story. KJ works through Ezekiel to show how divine discipline and promises of restoration find their fulfilment in Christ, the Good Shepherd, conquering King, and perfect High Priest. The hope Ezekiel saw from a distance, you can hold today.
Feeling lost or overwhelmed? This sermon explores Ezekiel's jaw-dropping vision of God's glory and shows how His presence and message bring comfort even in our darkest times.
God calls His people to be watchmen, consumed by His word and compelled to warn others of coming judgment. True gospel proclamation requires both tenderness and tenacity.
God is not passive. He defends His glory, protects His church, and uses even the wickedness of human hearts to accomplish His saving purposes.
Jerusalem has fallen, and God's faithfulness in judgment confronts every excuse. Yet even in the darkest moment, a ray of hope shines: repentance is the hinge on which salvation turns.
Dry bones scattered across a valley reveal our desperate need for God's life-giving Spirit. Only His breath can transform death into an exceedingly great army.
In Ezekiel's final vision, God reveals a future where His enemies are crushed, His people dwell in perfect peace, and a temple flows with life-giving water. This eternal hope is found in Christ, our conquering King and perfect High Priest.