Trinity Grace Church

The Sign of Silent Sorrow (Ezekiel 24:15-27)

Rev. Brandon VanMarel finishes up the first main section of Ezekiel.  

It Didn't Have To Be This Way (Ezekiel 24:1-14)

The day Ezekiel has been prophesying has now come - Nebuchadnezzar, the instrument of the Lord, lays siege against Israel.  Israel has become a stench before the Lord.  

An Affair to Remember (Ezekiel 23)

With the use of an explicit metaphor, Ezekiel lays Israel's sins before her.  

A Cleansing Fire (Ezekiel 22)

As the prophecy of judgment builds to a climax, Ezekiel again brings the charges before Israel; there's no part of the law that they haven't broken.  They have brought the judgment upon themselves.  

Ruined! Ruined, I Tell You (Ezekiel 20.45-21.32)

What we worship either will save you or ruin you - and there's only One Name under heaven by which we might be saved.

A Funeral for the Living (Ezekiel 19)

Ezekiel expands his writing genre into the realm of lamentation - a funeral dirge for Israel, a people alive but dead.  But while it may seem that the dynasty of David is over, there is One who reigns forever on that throne.  

But It's Not Our Fault (Ezekiel 18)

In response to the Lord's judgment against Israel, they respond with a defense that is very familiar to us: "It's not our fault!" or "But it's not fair!"  But the Lord through Ezekiel shows that they aren't being judged for the previous generations' sins (for that would be unjust), but for their own.  And yet still, even so, there's that gracious call, "turn and live!" 

Who is this King of kings? (Ezekiel 17)

The Lord gives Ezekiel a riddle and a parable to give to Israel.  It's a riddle and parable that demonstrates Israel's unfaithfulness and God's faithfulness.  

Pledging My Allegiance (Deuteronomy 6:4-7)

Rev. Brandon VanMarel preaches at Trinity Grace Church from Deuteronomy 6.

The Scarlet A (Ezekiel 16:1-63)

Praise God we don't have to be identified with our sin but we can be identified with Christ Jesus!