The Lord tells the sixth century Jews that they are wrong in blaming their fathers for their predicament and should instead take personal responsibility.

Ezekiel 18:1-32

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Join us for an in-depth study of Ezekiel 18:1-32 – The Daddy Made Me Do It, an expository sermon through this powerful chapter in the Old Testament. Discover how God called the sixth-century Jews to stop blaming their fathers for their predicament and instead take personal responsibility for their actions. In this sermon, we explore the timeless truth that righteousness and wickedness are personal decisions, and each of us bears responsibility for our own choices.

The message is broken into two impactful sections:

Through verse-by-verse teaching, we uncover how these principles apply to our lives today. Learn how to walk in righteousness, repent from sin, and experience God’s forgiveness and restoration.

This sermon is perfect for Bible students, Christians seeking to grow in their faith, and anyone interested in practical insights from the book of Ezekiel. Don’t miss this engaging Bible study from Calvary Hanford, your trusted source for clear, verse-by-verse teaching.

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