Family Week · Days 302–308
Week 44
The week in one sentence
In the ruins, His mercies are new every morning — and we have an anchor for the soul in Jesus.
Day 302 · October 27
Jerusalem, once full of people and great among the nations, now sat alone like a sad widow, weeping in the night with no one to comfort her.
Day 303 · October 28
The prophet sat in darkness and sorrow, as if God had shut out his prayers and left him in a pit.
Day 305 · October 30
Ezekiel was a priest living far from home with God's people who had been taken captive.
Day 306 · October 31
God made Ezekiel a watchman, like a guard on a city wall who must blow the trumpet and warn the people of danger.
Day 307 · November 3
Judgment approaches because violence and idolatry have filled the land.
Day 308 · November 4
God's glory departs from the defiled Temple, yet He promises to gather His scattered people and give them an undivided heart and a new spirit.
Talk about it together
Share one reason today's reading gives you to remember God's faithfulness or thank Him.