Ezekiel 19:1-14 – Kings Of The Bungle

Two of Judah’s last kings are the subjects of a lament for their having ruled inappropriately.

Ezekiel 19:1-14
Pastor Gene Pensiero
Series: Cry Me A River (Ezekiel)

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In Ezekiel 19:1-14 – Kings of the Bungle, we dive into an expository sermon on one of the most poignant laments in the Old Testament. In this chapter, God sings a funeral song for Judah and two of its last kings, lamenting their inappropriate leadership and failure to walk in His ways. What lessons can modern Christians learn from these ancient rulers?

This study is organized around two critical questions:
Is the Lord lamenting your portrayal of the lion?
Is the Lord lamenting your lack of fruit on the vine?

Discover how these questions challenge believers to live lives set apart from the world’s desires and methods, walking in step with God’s will. Ezekiel’s message resonates deeply today, urging us to reflect on our spiritual walk and bear fruit that glorifies the Lord.

If you’re passionate about Bible study, expository preaching, and learning how the Old Testament connects to your life today, this sermon is for you. Whether you’re exploring Christianity, studying Bible prophecy, or following Calvary Chapel teachings, don’t miss this in-depth look at Ezekiel 19.

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Prophecy Update #814 – L.A. 2.0

In the wake of the fires in Los Angeles, some governmental leaders are suggesting we rebuild towns like Pacific Palisades and Eaton as ‘Smart Cities,’ with what they call a modern Marshall Plan. It sounds utopian, but history and prophecy suggest it would more likely be dystopian.

Control over the total population is predicted for the Last Days. There has never been a time in human history in which the government has had so many tools and the technology to significantly control everything about you.

Pastor Gene Pensiero

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In Prophecy Update #814 – L.A. 2.0, we explore the aftermath of the devastating fires in Los Angeles and the controversial proposal to rebuild towns like Pacific Palisades and Eaton as “Smart Cities.” While the idea of a modern Marshall Plan might sound promising, what does it mean for personal freedom? These Smart Cities could bring sweeping changes: no single-family zoning, mandatory public transit, and unprecedented government control over daily life. Could this be a utopian dream or a dystopian reality?

Bible prophecy foretells a time of total population control in the Last Days. Today’s technology gives governments tools to monitor and regulate society like never before. Could these Smart Cities be the stepping stones toward fulfilling end-times prophecy? Join us for an in-depth study of what the Bible says about the future and how current events align with Scripture.

If you’re interested in Bible prophecy, studying the Bible, understanding the signs of the times, or staying informed about the Southern California wildfires of 2025, this video is for you. Perfect for Christians, seekers, and anyone curious about how biblical truths connect to today’s world. Subscribe to Calvary Hanford for more prophecy updates, Bible studies, and sermons!

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