Sermon Series: Ezekiel Prophet of the Exile

Ezekiel 47 “Life Flows From God”

EZEKIEL 47 “A RIVER OF LIFE”
Life flows from God’s presence, increases, brings life from death, produces abundance, calls us to action, and ultimately brings sustained healing.

Ezekiel 45-46 “Christ at the Center”

EZEKIEL 45-46 “CHRIST AT THE CENTER”
Distance from God arises when worship becomes secondary in our lives. Conversely, restoration occurs when Christ is placed centrally in our lives.

Ezekiel 44 “Proximity to God”

EZEKIEL 44 “PROXIMITY TO GOD”
Our main focus should not be to secure blessings in this life or Heaven in eternity, but to draw close to God. We often seek promises instead of proximity.

Ezekiel 43 “God’s Presence Restored”

EZEKIEL 43 “GOD’S PRESENCE”
When God comes near, nothing stays the same. His presence makes his people holy so that he may dwell with them forever.

Ezekiel 40-42 “Restoring Holiness”

EZEKIEL 40-42 “RESTORING HOLINESS”
God restores his presence by rebuilding a holy people who approach him with reverence, order, purity, and hope, ultimately fulfilled in Christ.

Ezekiel 38-39 “God’s Final Victory”

GOD’S FINAL VICTORY
Because God will sovereignly defeat every enemy of his people, we can live with confidence that his presence and Spirit will be with us forever.

Ezekiel 37 “A New Life”

EZEKIEL 37 “NEW LIFE IN CHRIST"
The God who created the universe brings the helpless and hopeless back to life, restoring us to greater pleasure and purpose in His Kingdom.

Ezekiel 36:16-38 “A New Heart”

EZEKIEL 36:16-38 “A NEW HEART”
God restores sinful people, not because we deserve it, but to vindicate his holy name, giving us a new heart and Spirit so Christ will be known in the world.

“Promises Kept” – Ezekiel 35:1-36:15

Promises Kept” - Ezekiel 35:1-36:15
God has not forsaken you. Be patient during difficult times because God holds those who persecute his children accountable, and He keeps His promises to those who belong to Him.

Ezekiel 34 – The True Shepherd

Ezekiel 34 – The True Shepherd
Ezekiel 34 continues the transition of God showing His heart and wanting restoration for His people. God calls His people to recognize the Lord as their True Shepherd, who will restore and care for His flock through His servant David.