today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

What are you going to do when God doesn't answer in exactly the way and on the timetable

that you think he should? When you hit that moment, the choice is trusting prayer, waiting prayer,

or now I'm going to take it into my hands and I'm going to turn it into an idol.

Can you trust that God is moving even when you you can't see it, just because he promised

he would?

Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich. You're joining us today as we've

been slowly moving from Genesis toward Revelation here on the program, hitting most of the major

stories along the way. If you've missed any of the previous messages, you can catch up online

at J.D.Gre.com. But right now, we're looking at a tragic moment in the history of Israel.

The people had turned from following God and had given themselves over to worshiping idols.

Does that sound a little familiar? Maybe a little too familiar today?

I mean, it might not look the same, but it's still a cautionary message for us all.

So grab your Bible as Pastor J.D. picks up the story in Ezekiel

chapter 10, starting at verse 4. The glory of the Lord rose from above the cherubim and moved

cherubim of the angels and moved to the threshold of the temple. So it leaves the holy place.

They stopped at the entrance of the east gate of the Lord's house.

So they're going out the east gate of the temple, and the glory of the Lord was above them.

Then the glory of the Lord went up from within the city, so it keeps moving out toward the east,

then going up the mountain there on the eastern side, which is the Mount of Islands,

and then disappearing up into heaven, and that's the last they see it.

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