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God Cleans House; Ezekiel 22-24
Season 8, Episode 0
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06-Aug-2026
In my time pastoring, I have had many conversations with people who have issues with Christianity. Sometimes a person’s main issue will be one of Christianity’s fundamental beliefs: That all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God (ROMANS 3:23). In people who reject the concept of sin, I have noticed a few patterns. One is that they believe that sin is normal, natural
even. They rationalize: No one is perfect! We are just human! They also tend to believe that to control evil, people must compromise. In other words, to choose a lesser evil means allowing behaviour that the Bible would label sin. These views are incompatible with the Bible because it teaches that the whole reason that Christ came to the earth was to save us from sin! Without Him we are slaves to sin, with Him we are redeemed, made new. We are made new for good works, not for sin or for compromise with sin. God promises not only to deal with the cost of sin, but to clean it up. In today’s reading of Ezekiel 22, we will see the beginning of Christ’s Messianic rule.
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