Have you ever wondered why it seems like the wicked prosper while the righteous struggle? In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into Ezekiel 13 where God addresses false prophets and prophetesses who were misleading His people with comforting lies rather than uncomfortable truths.
The episode begins with a lighthearted story about Pastor Brandon's dog Maggie and her fear of a rabbit named Bob, which brilliantly sets up the parallel to how we should respond to God's authority. Just as Maggie learned to respect the threat "Bob's going to get you," the false prophets of Israel would soon learn what it meant when Yahweh showed up to set things right.
We explore how these false religious leaders were building "whitewashed walls" – flimsy spiritual structures that looked good on the outside but provided no real protection or foundation. God promises to tear down these deceptions with storms of indignation and hailstones of fury, revealing His power and rescuing His people from manipulation. The recurring phrase "then you will know that I am the Lord" emphasizes that God's ultimate purpose is to reveal Himself clearly to both the deceivers and the deceived.
If you're currently in a season where it seems like wrongdoers are getting ahead while you're falling behind despite your faithfulness, this message offers profound encouragement. As Pastor Brandon reminds us, "God may not come when you want Him, but He's always right on time." His justice is coming, and when He's finished, everyone will know that Yahweh has been there. Don't give up – God sees more and is doing more than we can understand.
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