You may have noticed, sin never delivers on its promises! Sure it may be pleasurable for a season, but it will destroy you in the end. And the passage before us today on Light on the Hill makes that abundantly clear. We’ll be looking at the fall of Satan.

Today on Light on the Hill you’ll hear directly from Israel’s Consul General to the Pacific Southwest, as he talks about the Abraham Accords!

Ezekiel 25-26 - It's been said “Prophecy is history in advance” and “proof that God's word is true.” And we'll hear of a case in point today on Light on the Hill. Ezekiel chapter twenty-six predicts the utter destruction of the ancient powerhouse city of Tyre.

Ezekiel 25-26 - We've all been hurt by the words or actions of another. When we've been wronged what should we do and how should we respond? We'll get some answers that may surprise you today on Light on the Hill.

Ezekiel 23-24 - Today on Light on the Hill, we receive a graphic picture of what sin will do to us, if left unchecked.

Ezekiel 23-24 - Today we will hear of a people with divided loyalties that led them to terrible decisions. They were called to a very special relationship with the Lord, but they compromised their integrity after they were attracted by the world around them. And it led to disaster. Pastor James will help us learn from their mistakes.

Today on Light on the Hill hear a very special interview between pastor James Kaddis and Israel's Consul General to the Pacific Southwest.

Ezekiel 21-22 - When you see a sign on the roadway, danger ahead, if you're wise you'll take heed. Today on Light on the Hill, we'll hear a danger warning go out to Israel, and very sadly they didn't listen.

Ezekiel 19-20 - Today we will focus on the grace of God through Israel's history, and discover why it's so important to listen to God's voice.

Ezekiel 19-20 - The focus today is on Ezekiel chapter nineteen. It's a somber and reflective chapter on why the nation of Israel and its leaders needlessly failed, leading to their demise. It's written for us today that we might be spared the same fate.