The Bible in a Year: Season 2, Episode 94 | Ezekiel 3-9

What does it mean to be a watchman? That's the question at the heart of this episode, as Pastor Kevin Cain & Rev. Dr. David Spence open Ezekiel 3–9 — where God commissions the prophet as a watchman on the wall, commands him to lie on his side for over a year as a living symbol of Jerusalem's siege, and unleashes a series of devastating visions that trace Israel's rebellion all the way back to Eden. The hosts draw a sweeping & convicting line from the Garden to the exile, reminding listeners that Israel's tragedy was never a surprise — it was the culmination of a long, grace-filled warning that was repeatedly met with rebellion, and that God's justice, when it finally comes, is always restorative at its core. A standout moment comes as Pastor Kevin unpacks personal accountability — one of Ezekiel's defining themes — declaring that the exile is not just punishment but an extended invitation: 70 years for a people to stop, think, and find their way back to the God who never stopped loving them. Throughout this episode, Ezekiel himself emerges as a champion of the faith — a man who lived so surrendered to God that even his suffering became a sermon. Join us every day on our YouTube channel as Pastor Kevin and guests walk through the entire Bible in a year! For more information, please visit www.kingdomemc.com. #BibleInAYear #Ezekiel #BookOfEzekiel #Watchman #SonOfMan #SiegeOfJerusalem #PersonalAccountability #RestorativeJustice #BabylonianExile #OldTestament #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureTeaching #GodsSovereignty #Prophecy #Faith #Surrender #DailyDevotional #BiblicalHistory #IdolatryAtTheTemple