Sermons from April 2026
Ezekiel 25, God’s judgment against nations that opposed or mocked Israel
This evening, if you have your Bibles, turn with me to Ezekiel chapter 25. Ezekiel chapter 25. Up until this point, Ezekiel has been basically talking to the nation of Judah, the citizens of Jerusalem in particular, those who have been led into captivity, taken into captivity by Nebuchadnezzar that he is with, because he was taken into captivity as well, as well as those that remain in Judah and Jerusalem. He has then had a hard message for them…
“Ezekiel 24:15–27 Explained: Why God Forbade Mourning and What It Means”
This afternoon, if you have your Bibles, turn with me to Ezekiel’s chapter 24. We’ll look at verses 12 to the end of the chapter. Ezekiel is asked to do something that is very difficult. As I mentioned, the prophecies and the examples that Ezekiel’s been called to give in chapter 24, the one we studied on Wednesday night, was the parable of the boiling pot. Ezekiel gave this prophecy at the very time that the city of Jerusalem in…
You Can See It Now: The Spirit of Antichrist in Daniel 11:25–45
This morning, as I mentioned earlier, we’re going to be turning back to Daniel to finish our study in the book of Daniel.And this morning, I wanted to pick up in Daniel chapter 11 at verse 35. Daniel had been given visions by God of events that were going to be occurring in the last days. The last time we looked at chapter 11, we were looking at the first portion of this chapter.And it looked at the remnants…
Ezekiel 24, Sin is not a light thing
This evening, if you have your Bibles, it will turn me to Ezekiel chapter 24. It seems like the last few chapters that we’ve looked at, the Lord has laid upon Ezekiel’s heart to continually bring a message of chastisement and understanding of coming judgment to the people from Judah that are in the land of Babylon that he’s speaking to and to those that are still remaining in Judah that God will get this message to. Jeremiah brought this…
Ezekiel 23 Explained | A Warning Against Spiritual Unfaithfulness
Ezekiel 23 presents a powerful and sobering message through vivid imagery, revealing the spiritual unfaithfulness of God’s people. Using the parable of two sisters, the chapter exposes the depth of Israel and Judah’s idolatry and their departure from the Lord. Though difficult in its language, this passage serves as a serious warning about the consequences of turning away from God and pursuing worldly desires. The Parable of Two Sisters (Verses 1–4) Oholah (Samaria) and Her Unfaithfulness (Verses 5–10) Oholibah (Jerusalem)…
Daniel 9:20–27 Explained: The Prophecy of Seventy Weeks
Daniel’s 70 Weeks Prophecy: Meaning, Timeline, and End Times Insight Daniel 9:20–27 contains one of the most remarkable prophecies in all of Scripture—the prophecy of the seventy weeks. Given while Daniel was in prayer, this passage reveals God’s precise timeline for Israel, the coming of the Messiah, and events that reach into the last days. Through the message delivered by Gabriel, we are given both understanding and assurance that God’s plan is unfolding exactly as He has declared. This morning,…
Ezekiel 22 Everything that happened to Judah is happening in America
Turn back to our study in the book of Ezekiel, and we’re going to be taking a look tonight at Ezekiel chapter 22. Ezekiel chapter 22. This particular chapter, although it’s 27 verses long, can barely be divided into four parts. And this evening we’ll be looking at those, and we’ll be taking a look at what the message is that the Lord gives Ezekiel to share with the nation of Israel, or Judah, at this particular time in history.…
The Resurrection, Part 6
We do want to welcome you to the service this morning and thank you for coming out on this beautiful day and to honor the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. This morning, just a couple things I’d like to share with you. First of all, as you came up, you probably saw we have a new sign on the front of the church. You know, I do want to thank Paul for making that sign for us.…
The Resurrection, Part 5
This evening, I want to take another week to step away from the book of Ezekiel. Instead, I want us to look at what Jesus was doing during the final week of Passover—the evening before the events began that would lead to His arrest, the false accusations against Him, the illegal trials, and ultimately His condemnation to death, His crucifixion, His burial, and His resurrection. As we mentioned on Sunday, Jesus had been speaking with His disciples, telling them about…