Celebrate the Seasons – Titus 2

Read Ezekiel 28,29,30Know Your Enemy Realize as you read Chp 28, vv11-19 this is a description of Satan. While you read it, circle all the you and yours so you can see the attention paid to exposing Satan. This is a message I believe everyone should listen to each year as you read through Ezekiel.…

Read Ezekiel 25,26,27 If forgot to post some geographical info yesterday so I will add it here. It is good to identify these regions today so you can see that for 1000’s of years these fights with Israel still exist. Chp 25, Ammon, Moab, Seir, and Edom are all in modern day Jordan. Philistia is…

Read Ezekiel 23,24 Ezekiel 24 warns that unrepentant sin always ends in fiery judgment, yet God still offers cleansing and strength to obey Him when we surrender to His lordship. Reflection Questions https://youtu.be/LOZubu1VAtg?is=v6Jsd-38ktB8ijgY https://biblenote.ai/shared/af32ca2743354220a3f2a729cf516690

Read Ezekiel 21,22 God still seeks people who will step into the moral and spiritual breach, interceding for others—just as Jesus ultimately bridged the gap between a holy God and sinful humanity. Be the one who stands in the gap—through prayer, truth-telling, and godly living—for your family, church, and nation. Recognize that sin creates deadly…

Read Ezekiel 18,19,20 God is more than merely fair—He holds each person accountable, yet freely offers mercy, a new heart, and life to all who repent. Stop blaming, start repenting, and receive the new heart God delights to give. Recognize that life, accountability, and justice ultimately rest with God, not circumstances or heritage. Let gratitude…

Read Ezekiel 16,17 If we forget the desperate place God rescued us from, we will misuse His gifts, drift into spiritual adultery, and invite discipline; remembering His mercy keeps us humble and faithful. Application to believers today•We, too, were abandoned and dead in sin until God said, “Live.”•Prosperity equals danger: forgetting leads to pride and…

Read Ezekiel 13,14,15 Key Truths•God sees beyond appearance; He weighs the heart.•Cherished sin silences heaven—God will not be “consulted” by a duplicitous heart.•Judgment’s purpose is restorative: to reclaim hearts, not merely to punish.•True repentance requires turning from idols and facing God.•In Christ, believers’ judgment is finished; remaining discipline is corrective, not condemnatory. Response•Examine your heart…

Read Ezekiel 9,10,11,12 God lovingly intervenes to replace our stony, resistant hearts with tender hearts and a new spirit that respond to Him and reflect Him. Humbly invite God to uproot every stony place and replace it with a tender heart that loves Him and people. Recognize subtle conformity: notice where thoughts, speech, or habits…

Read Ezekiel 5,6,7,8 God sees even the secret thoughts we hide behind closed doors and calls us to renew and guard our minds so that every part of our lives honors Him. Consecrate not only your actions but also the hidden chambers of your mind to the Lord who sees and loves you. Admit that…

Read Ezekiel 1,2,3,4 Through Ezekiel God reveals His unmatched glory, judges rebellious hearts, and guarantees that all will know He alone is the LORD who restores. Live as Spirit-empowered watchmen who internalize God’s Word, warn our generation, and trust His promise of ultimate restoration. Recognize that God’s judgments and blessings both serve one purpose: that…