Recent Messages

The valley of dry bones - God will take a hopeless situtation and bring life to it. The Nation of Israel is a fulfillment of this prophecy. Have you lost hope? Don't despair... God IS faithful !!

Chapter 35 - a curse against Mount Seir contrasted with Chapter 36 - a blessing on the mountains of Israel.

Ezekiel was Israel's watchman - We are this generation's watchmen.

Gloom and doom for the unbeliever.

Ezekiel 29-30. Part one - looking at the seven words of the Lord to the seventh nation, Egypt. Listen as we look at prophecies regarding this ancient of nations that is symbolic of the world.

Anamazing prophecy against Tyre, her prince, and her king.

The allegory of the two sisters symbolizing the spiritual adultery of the northern and southern kingdoms, The allegory of the cooking pot, and the actual death of Ezekiel's wife. What if God wants to use your life as an example? What if that included taking away something precious and dear to you?... would you still love Him?

The "Song of the Sword" A prophecy of the destruction of Jerusalem, and God's search for some person willing to stand in the gap for His people.

The elders of Israel once more seek Ezekiel to inquire of the Lord on their behalf. God won't be inquired of by them due to their wicked hearts. He then gives them a history lesson in Israel's continued rebelliousness. In this chapter we see their continual bent on sin.. and God's continual bent toward grace. God reveals how He pursues His people who go astray.

A funeral dirge lamenting the failing of the kings of Judah after Josiah. In this chapter we see parallels to our culture. God had provided the kings of Israel as well as us, principles to live by and that lead to a life of blessing and fruitfulness. If you are going through a period of dryness in your walk... this teaching is for you !!

Ezekiel 17 - 18 "Parables and Proverbs". Why does God allow difficult circumstances in my life and who can I blame for the reason I am in it?

Chapter 16, an allegory of the people of Jerusalem depicted as a newborn abandoned infant that God rescues, nurtures, and marries who then becomes a harlot.

Jesus said in Matthew 24 His sudden and unexpected return would be as in the days of Noah. In other words, life would be going on as normal. What was "normal" life like in Noah's day? Join us as we examine this topic from passages in Genesis.

In Chapter 14 God addresses the idolatry of Judah's elders, the misconception the people had of "Righteousness by association", and the promise of saving a remnant of exiles who "ways and doings" would impact others. Chapter 15 reveals how unless we are producing fruit for the Lord, we are totally useless for His purpose.

Ezekiel "role-plays" a prophecy that was fulfilled exactly in the life of Zedekiah king of Judah. Ezekiel also prophecies against the false prophetesses among the exiles.

In this continuation of Ezekiel's vision in chapter 8, Ezekiel witnesses the glory of the God of Israel departing His temple and His city in 3 phases. Ezekiel also witnesses one man in Linen clothing with a very unusual task.

In Chapter 8 Ezekiel is given a sneak peek into what is going on behind closed doors inside the Temple at Jerusalem. He is made to understand why God's glory would soon depart the temple, and why God would soon destroy it.

In Chapters 4-5 God speaks through Ezekiel to His people, not by the written or spoken word, but by symbolic illustration.