Paul Taylor - September 17, 2017
Eat the Scroll
In the final part of Ezekiel's introduction, we see God speaking to his prophet. He gives him a difficult message to deliver. But God also gives Ezekiel a meal to digest. Can this meal help us to be faithful to the tasks that God has put before us?
Scripture References: Ezekiel 3:1-21
From Series: "Knowing the God of Justice and Hope: The Book of Ezekiel"
Join us this fall as we immerse ourselves in the powerful imagery of Ezekiel's visions, symbolic actions and prophetic announcements. We will see a God who judges fairly, but ultimately turns that judgment on himself. We will see a God who promises a glorious future. The book of Ezekiel will guide us into Knowing the God of Justice and Hope.
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