When life changes abruptly, what responsibility is yours—and what was never yours to control? Ezekiel’s judgments against the nations expose pride, revenge, and false security before the watchman’s warning brings the question home. Kevin Jordan explores how to receive a reset with humility and hope. Taking responsibility means owning your faithful response today, not accepting blame for every painful event. God’s call to turn and live opens a path toward repair, justice, and obedience.
Scripture: Ezekiel 25:1–
33:20How Redemption Works • Season 1, Lesson 8 of 12
Reflect: Where is a present reset inviting you to take responsibility without accepting false guilt?
Put it into practice: Read Ezekiel 28:1–10, 29:1–16, and 33:7–20. List what has changed, what you cannot control, and what faithful response you can own. Complete one concrete act of repair, justice, or obedience.
Preached by Kevin Jordan at Cana Church in Burleson, Texas. Messages That Matter brings biblical teaching into the choices and challenges of everyday life.
Watch the sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj5kBsR0NiA
Cana Church: https://www.canachurch.com
The sermon is Kevin Jordan’s original preaching. The brief British male introduction and closing are AI-narrated, with original background music.