Week XLII: Ezekiel 35-46, Psalms 86-90

This week as we finish our study of the Book of Ezekiel, we move from a prophet of judgement to a prophet of hope.

Questions -

1 - How have you experienced God’s power to restore even in the midst of your faithlessness?

2 - What glimpses of the “life of the world to come” have you experienced?

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Week XLI: Ezekiel 23-34, Psalms 80-85

As we move beyond the bizarre and vivid call of the prophet Ezekiel - which includes such strange activities as eating the scroll - we find ourselves in chapters that exhibit the theme of judgement and then reinforce that theme from various perspectives.

Questions -

1 - In what ways do you try to contain or limit God’s place and movement in your life?

2 - What will it take to allow God to move in unexpected ways in your life?

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Week XL: Ezekiel 11-22, Psalms 75-79

We are going to spend the next three weeks diving into the Book of the Prophet Ezekiel; one of the most peculiar prophets we will encounter.

Questions -

1 - What’s the place where you most experience God’s presence?

2 - What would it be like if that place were taken from you?