Bible Talks

In this chapter, the Lord speaks against the mountains and high places of Israel — the very spots where His people turned from Him to worship idols. Through Ezekiel, God declares that every altar, image, and shrine will fall. Judgment will come by sword, famine, and plague — yet in His mercy, He will preserve a remnant who will remember Him and repent.

In this episode, Ezekiel delivers a powerful message from exile — a prophecy of judgment against Jerusalem. Through a striking act of shaving his head and dividing his hair, God reveals the fate of the city: fire, sword, and scattering. Though Ezekiel speaks from Babylon, the word of the Lord reaches across nations to show that His judgment is righteous and His word unchanging. Even in wrath, a small remnant is preserved — a sign that mercy still remains for those who fear Him.

God commands Ezekiel to act out His message through signs — a clay model of Jerusalem, long days of lying down, and bread baked in hardship. Every act was a prophecy, a warning, and a picture of what sin brings upon a nation.

After witnessing God’s glory, Ezekiel sits in silence among the exiles—his heart heavy with the weight of heaven’s message. In this episode, we journey through his calling as a watchman, chosen to warn the people of their sin and to speak only when God commands. Through Ezekiel’s silence, obedience, and burden, we learn what it means to carry God’s message faithfully in a world that refuses to listen.

When God called Ezekiel, He told him to eat the scroll — to let the Word become part of him before he could speak it. Even though the people wouldn’t listen, God made his face strong like flint and His hand was strong upon him. Sometimes, obedience feels bitter, but the Spirit that lifted Ezekiel will strengthen us too. Let His Word fill you, and speak what He gives — whether they listen or not. 🌿

The Call of Ezekiel”, Mercy takes us into Ezekiel chapter 2, where the prophet is called and strengthened by the Spirit of God. From the moment Ezekiel hears the words, “Son of man, stand on your feet,” we see how God empowers an ordinary man to carry an extraordinary message.

Ezekiel’s vision rises higher — from the living creatures to the wheels full of eyes, and finally to the throne of God surrounded by fire and a rainbow of mercy. A reminder that God’s throne still moves, His eyes still see, and His glory still reigns — even in our exile. 🌿

Even in exile, Ezekiel saw the glory of God — fire, light, and living beings moving by the Spirit. A reminder that God’s presence isn’t bound by place; His glory can appear even in our lowest moments. 🌿

After His resurrection, Jesus appears among His fearful disciples, speaking peace and revealing the truth of the Scriptures. He opens their understanding, reminds them of the mission ahead, and promises the power of the Holy Spirit. Then, leading them gently from Jerusalem to Bethany, He lifts His hands in blessing and ascends to heaven in glory.

Two disciples walked the road to Emmaus, confused and heartbroken — and Jesus Himself came alongside them. They didn’t know it was Him, yet He listened, taught, and rekindled their faith. When He broke the bread, their eyes were opened.