S4:203 Ezekiel 22-24

Join The Journey

Watermark Community Church, Dallas, TX

Devotional, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian, Bible

5 • 827 Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2025

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

In today's episode, Jermaine Harrison and Watermark member Sarah Ewing talk about Ezekiel's response to God in the midst of hard circumstances and how Ezekiel trusts God's ultimate plan, even when the grief and pain is hard to walk through.

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0:00.0	Hi, grownups.
0:02.3	Thanks for joining.
0:04.0	Happy Monday.
0:05.5	We're going to learn about the Joy to Jerry Judy Jr. Podcast.
0:09.1	It's out now.
0:10.1	You can find the link in today's episode, description.
0:14.3	So you can listen with your kids and talk to them about the Bible.
0:19.9	All right now, if we're honest, reading the Bible consistently can be a challenge, but it's never
0:25.2	too late to start, and we're in this together.
0:28.4	This is the Join the Journey podcast.
0:31.7	What is up, Journey family?
0:33.9	My name is Jermaine Harrison.
0:35.6	I'm subbing in today for Emma Daughter, and I'm the students director here at Watermark. And I am so glad that we get the opportunity to spend some time reflecting on Ezekiel chapters 22 through 24. I'm here with former Watermark staff and continuing Watermark member, Sarah, how we doing today? We're good. Why don't you just share a little bit more about your story and how you came to know the Lord and how you ended up here at Watermark? Great, yeah. So I grew up in a Christian home with parents who loved the Lord, loved each other, loved us as kids, and I was homeschooled my entire life. Ended up in church a lot because we used it sort of as like a social outing. That's where all my friends were since I was homeschooled. And my dad was even on staff at a church for quite some time. So I feel like I lived at church for a lot of my growing up life. What that means is that I knew a lot about the Lord. I knew what it
1:29.3	looked like to act like a good Christian girl whenever I was inside the walls of a church and even
1:33.5	whenever I was around the right people. But my faith didn't really journey with me outside the
1:38.1	walls of the church. So I, on a daily basis, was not walking with the Lord. Definitely made a
1:43.6	profession of faith whenever I was
1:44.9	young, mostly because my older sister walked down the aisle, and I thought that was what I needed to do.
1:50.2	And then again, in junior high, high school time, I had another moment where the Lord just kind of
1:55.2	grabbed hold of my heart, but it wasn't this daily walking with the Lord. And so really,
2:00.5	after high school, young adult ministry, is where I really started to walk
2:05.1	with the Lord daily and just come to know him and love him more.
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