In the latest Sermon Notes episode, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball dive into the enthralling narrative of the Book of Daniel, exploring themes of faithfulness, sovereignty, and divine wisdom.
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In Ezekiel 45-48, the allocation of land and establishment of sacred districts demonstrate a well-ordered community centered around worship and fairness. The detailed regulations for offerings and the use of sacred spaces ensure that social justice, worship integrity, and the celebration of communal festivals uphold the sanctity and divine presence in the newly envisioned temple.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 45:1-8; 46:1-13; 47:13-23; 48 In Exodus when we read about the Israelites leaving Egypt, we learned how God used Moses to...
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In Ezekiel 41-44, the detailed descriptions of the temple's measurements and designs reveal a highly structured space, symbolic of divine order and holiness. The inner and outer structures, chambers, and sacred objects emphasize the separation between the holy and the common, reinforcing the theme of purity and the presence of God’s glory in the sanctuary.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 43:1-12 Set a timer for 60 seconds. Challenge your family to create a timeline of the temple beginning with David’s desire...
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GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY This week we read how God promised to be the Shepherd for the Israelites. He can be that for us, as well....
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In Ezekiel 37-40, the vision of the Valley of Dry Bones illustrates God's promise to revive and restore Israel, both physically and spiritually, culminating in their reunification and cleansing from idolatry. Ezekiel's subsequent visions detail the meticulous measurements and sanctified structure of a new temple, symbolizing God's reestablished presence and order among the people.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 37 and Ezekiel 40 Grab a jigsaw puzzle and scatter the pieces on a table. Work together with your family to...
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In Ezekiel 33-36, Ezekiel is depicted as a vigilant watchman for Israel, tasked by God to warn the wicked of their impending doom and encourage their repentance to preserve life. Through various parables and direct messages, these chapters emphasize God's justice and mercy, promising restoration and renewal for those who turn from their wickedness and follow His ways.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 34:1-20, 25-31 Do you know what a shepherd’s job is? What responsibilities does a shepherd have? A shepherd keeps his sheep...
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In Ezekiel 29-32, God announces severe judgments against Egypt. These prophecies detail Egypt's downfall, depicting it as divine retribution for their arrogance and betrayal of Israel, forecasting a desolation so severe that the land will be uninhabited and desolate for forty years, before a humbled restoration.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 29 Today we will read about the nation of Egypt. What do you remember about Egypt? Here’s a quick review. Remember,...
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