It’s been four weeks since we last opened the book of Ezekiel… and now we step into one of the most sobering chapters in all of Scripture.

In Ezekiel 9, judgment doesn’t just get talked about—it arrives.

Who is spared? Who is judged? And what does it mean to be “marked” by God?

In this episode, we break down Ezekiel 9 from a Reformed perspective, starting with a quick refresher on the hidden idolatry exposed in Ezekiel 8… and then walking verse-by-verse through the terrifying reality of God’s justice.

This isn’t just about ancient Israel.

This is about us.

– What does it look like to truly grieve over sin? – Has the modern church become comfortable with what God hates? – And how do you know if you are marked… or just religious?

With insights from theologians like John Calvin and Matthew Henry, and real-world application for today’s culture, this episode will challenge you to examine your heart in light of God’s holiness.

And most importantly—it will point you to the only place where judgment is satisfied…

The cross of Jesus Christ.

Because in the end, there are only two groups of people: Those who have the mark… and those who don’t.

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