In this episode, we begin the book of Ezekiel by reading chapters 1 through 4, where God reveals His glory in a powerful and awe-inspiring vision. Ezekiel is called as a prophet to a rebellious people, receiving a message that is both difficult and necessary.

Through vivid imagery and symbolic actions, God shows His holiness, sovereignty, and unwavering authority — even in exile. These chapters remind us that God’s presence is not confined to a place, and that His voice continues to call His people to repentance, obedience, and faithfulness wherever they may be.

In this episode, we read Lamentations chapters 3 through 5, where sorrow gives way to hope, and deep suffering is met with steadfast faith. In the midst of anguish, the writer proclaims one of Scripture’s most powerful truths: “Great is Your faithfulness.” Even in devastation, God’s mercy is renewed day by day.

These closing chapters move from personal lament to communal prayer, calling God’s people to reflect, repent, and cry out for restoration. Lamentations 3–5 reminds us that even in our darkest moments, God remains compassionate, faithful, and worthy of our trust.

In this episode, we read Lamentations chapters 1 and 2, entering into a raw and heartfelt expression of grief over the fall of Jerusalem. These chapters capture the deep sorrow, isolation, and devastation experienced by God’s people as they come face to face with the consequences of sin and judgment.

Through mourning and lament, we are reminded that God invites His people to bring their pain before Him honestly. Lamentations 1–2 teaches us that grief has a place in faith, and that even in sorrow, acknowledging God’s justice opens the door to repentance and hope.

In this episode, we read Jeremiah chapters 51 and 52, bringing the book of Jeremiah to a powerful close. God completes His judgment against Babylon, affirming that even the greatest empires will fall under His sovereign hand. What was once a tool of discipline is now held accountable for its pride and cruelty.

The final chapter recounts the fall of Jerusalem and the exile of Judah, serving as a sobering reminder that God’s word always comes to pass. Yet even in these closing moments, there is hope — seen in God’s continued faithfulness and the preservation of His people. These chapters remind us that while judgment is real, God’s purposes ultimately lead toward redemption and restoration.

In this episode, we read Jeremiah chapter 50, where God declares judgment against Babylon, the powerful empire used to discipline His people. Though Babylon appeared unstoppable, the Lord reveals that no earthly power can stand against His justice or escape accountability.

This chapter also brings a message of hope for Israel and Judah, promising restoration, forgiveness, and a return to the Lord. Jeremiah 50 reminds us that God remains in control of history — humbling the proud, restoring the repentant, and faithfully keeping every promise He has made.

In this episode, we read Jeremiah chapters 48 and 49, where the Lord pronounces judgment on the surrounding nations, including Moab, Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, Hazor, and Elam. These prophecies reveal God’s righteous response to pride, violence, and rebellion, showing that no nation is beyond His authority or awareness.

At the same time, God’s compassion is woven into these messages, as He grieves over the coming destruction and even offers glimpses of future restoration for some nations. These chapters remind us that God is both just and merciful — opposing pride while calling all people to humility, repentance, and trust in Him alone.

In this episode, we read Jeremiah chapters 44 through 47, where God continues to confront disobedience while revealing His authority over all nations. Even after witnessing Jerusalem’s fall, many of the people persist in rebellion, showing how deeply the human heart resists correction.

These chapters also turn outward to the surrounding nations, declaring that God’s sovereignty is not limited to Israel alone. Through judgment and warning, the Lord reminds us that every nation and every heart is accountable to Him — and that true safety is found only in faithful obedience.

In this episode, we read Jeremiah chapters 39 through 43, witnessing the fall of Jerusalem, the fulfillment of God’s warnings, and the difficult aftermath faced by the survivors. Even in devastation, God’s mercy is evident as He protects Jeremiah and continues to guide His people.

These chapters reveal the tragic consequences of ignoring God’s voice — and the continued hope found in obedience and trust. As fear and uncertainty push the people toward Egypt against God’s counsel, we are reminded how vital it is to listen carefully to the Lord, especially in moments of crisis.