Category: Books of the Bible
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Day 250: Finally, “I Am For You” (Ezekiel 36:9)
After thirty-five chapters of “I am against you,” Ezekiel finally hears God say, “I am for you.” But here’s the surprising truth: He never hasn’t been.
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Refresh 5: Renewed Strength (Isaiah 40:28-31)
What do you do when you’re tired—not just physically tired, but tired all the way down to your soul? Isaiah 40 reminds weary people that our strength has limits, but God’s doesn’t. Sometimes He gives us strength to soar. Sometimes to run. And sometimes, victory is simply having enough strength to keep walking.
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Day 249: The Pivot Point (Ezekiel 33:11)
Ezekiel 33 marks a turning point. Jerusalem falls, judgment becomes reality, and yet God’s message is not simply, “I told you so.” Instead, He reveals His heart: “Turn back… for why will you die?” No matter how far down the wrong road we’ve gone, God still calls us to pivot—to turn and live.
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Day 247: The Pride of Tyre (Ezekiel 28:5)
Tyre was more than a city. Like Wall Street today, its name represented an entire economic system—wealth, commerce, influence, and power. None of those things are inherently wrong. But what happens when prosperity becomes our security, our identity, and eventually our god?
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Refresh 4: Better Relationships (Colossians 3:5-17)
We’re usually pretty good at identifying what other people need to change. But what if the first step toward better relationships isn’t changing them—it’s allowing Jesus to change us? In Colossians 3, Paul shows us what to put to death, what to put away, what to put on, what to put up with, and what…
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Day 241: Making Sense of Ezekiel’s Vision (Ezekiel 10:9-14)
Wheels within wheels. Creatures covered with eyes. Four faces. Ezekiel’s vision sounds bizarre—but what if every strange detail was reminding an exiled priest that God was still present, still watching, and still in control?
