Gethsemane Seventh-Day Adventist Church

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

"No setback is too deep for the grip of the Savior who specializes in breaking chains.

Some of the heaviest setbacks we face are not the storms outside us, but the chains inside us. The habit we cannot break the secret we cannot shake, the addiction that has quietly stolen years" If that describes you or someone you love text SH174 to 40544 to receive a copy of "A Pastor's Confession" by Pastor Doug Batchelor or call 1-866-Study-More and ask for Offer # 894.

-Dustin Pestlin, Amazing Facts Evangelist-

06/06/2026

Ezekiel 3:18 is a sobering Bible verse where God warns the prophet Ezekiel about his grave responsibility as a "watchman". It establishes that if God declares judgment on the wicked and the watchman fails to warn them, the wicked will die in their sin, but the watchman will be held accountable for their blood.

The verse is a powerful lesson on accountability and the duty to speak truth. A breakdown of its core themes reveals these key points:

• The Warning: God tells Ezekiel that when He declares a wicked person will face death or judgment, it requires action.

• The Watchman's Duty: Ezekiel is tasked with speaking out to warn the wicked to turn from their evil ways so they can save their lives.

• The Consequences: If the watchman fails to deliver the warning, the wicked person will still perish for their sins, but God will hold the watchman directly responsible for their blood.

• The Broader Meaning: Often applied to believers today, it serves as a spiritual call to boldly share truth and the gospel, ensuring that one fulfills their moral obligation to warn others of spiritual dangers.