Welcome back to the podcast friends. In this episode Ezekiel summons all of his vulgar artistic talent to write some of the most offensive metaphors in scripture describing Israel's infidelity. We kept it clean but this may be one you don't want to listen to with the kids.

100TH EPISODE!!! Ezekiel's visions continue as he's transported from Babylon to Jerusalem where he sees God leaving the Temple. Thanks for sticking with us friends.

Ezekiel comes out hot with an absolutely wild vision of God and it only gets better from here. Join Clay and Ross as they break down the first seven chapters of this most unique prophet.

Blessed are those who mourn. Mouring well is a holy discipline and we have an entire book in our Bible that models just that. Grab your tissues and join Ross and Clay as they dive into a book so sad they named it Lamentations. 

That's a wrap on Jeremiah friends! Join Ross and Clay as they put a bow on one of the most influential books in all of scripture. This episode is dedicated to Baruch, the unsung hero of Jeremiah. Baruch, if you're listening, nothing but love friend. We look forward to meeting you.

Jeremiah tried to tell them. They just wouldn't listen. Join Clay and Ross as they break down the destruction of the Temple, assassination of Gedaliah and Jeremiah's kidnapping to Egypt.

Also this may be our favorite episode artwork to date.

For I know the plans I have for you declares the LORD, plans for you to get comfortable in Babylon and grow where you're planted. Jeremiah 30-36 offers hope but it's not the prosperity gospel some make it out to be. Join Ross and Clay this week as they turn the corner in Jeremiah.

Continuing his love of object lessons, Jeremiah introduces Jerusalem to the cup of God's wrath and his homemade wooden yoke (broken by a rival prophet). Join Ross and Clay as they walk with Jeremiah right up to the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem.

Jeremiah continues his unpopular prophecy against Jerusalem and you'd think he was asking them to change the color of their carpet. Join Clay and Ross and they realize just how timely the prophets are for us today.

Is there no balm in Gilead? Jeremiah continues pointing out Jerusalem's lack of faithfulness and  justice making him a pariah and this section of his book difficult to read... but we should.