Do you ever feel like you’re living in exile—far from where you thought God would have you by now?
Do you look at the chaos in your life, your church, or the world and quietly ask, “Where is God’s glory in all of this?”
Have you tried reading the book of Ezekiel, only to close your Bible confused by wheels, creatures, and strange visions that don’t seem to connect to your everyday struggles?

If you answered YES to at least one of these questions, you NEED to keep reading…

Discover God’s Glory in the Middle of Your Personal Exile

Many followers of Jesus feel spiritually displaced. Broken dreams, unanswered prayers, cultural hostility, and church disappointment can leave you wondering if God has moved on and left you behind. Ezekiel was written into that kind of world—exiles ripped from their homes, asking if God’s presence had abandoned them forever.

Yet tucked inside this “strangest” of prophetic books is a blazing message of hope: God’s glory goes into exile with His people—and meets them there.

But for most believers, Ezekiel feels too overwhelming, too visionary, or too distant to understand… so they skip it and miss one of the most powerful portraits of God in all of Scripture.

You don’t have to skip it anymore.

Presenting: Ezekiel Book: Seeing God’s Glory in the Midst of Exile

This book walks you carefully and clearly through Ezekiel so you can see how God’s glory breaks into the darkest seasons of His people’s story—and yours. Written for everyday Christians, not just scholars, it helps you move from confusion to clarity, from fear to confidence, and from spiritual numbness to renewed awe.

Inside, you’ll discover:

The story behind the visions — how exile, temple, and glory all fit together so Ezekiel finally makes sense.

Simple explanations of complex imagery — wheels, cherubim, dry bones, the new temple, and more—without drowning you in academic jargon.

A God who comes close in hard places — how the God of Ezekiel still enters loss, disappointment, and cultural collapse with piercing holiness and tender mercy.

Practical connections to your life today — prompts to help you respond in repentance, worship, obedience, and resilient hope right where you are.

Glimpses of Jesus in Ezekiel’s message — how the themes of shepherd, new heart, Spirit, and restored temple point forward to Christ.

Imagine this…

Imagine opening to Ezekiel and actually looking forward to reading it. Instead of skimming strange visions, you see how each chapter reveals a God who refuses to abandon His people—even when they’re the ones who walked away.

Picture yourself recognizing your own “exile places”: the job that didn’t work out, the prayer that seemed unanswered, the church hurt that still stings… and then seeing, right there, signs of God’s stubborn, radiant glory.

Whether you’re a small group leader, a pastor, or simply a believer who feels like life has not gone the way you expected, Ezekiel Book: Seeing God’s Glory in the Midst of Exile will help you:

Rebuild confidence that God has not forgotten you

Learn to recognize His presence in uncomfortable, in-between seasons

Grow a deeper reverence for His holiness and a deeper trust in His love

Find fresh motivation to stay faithful—even in a culture far from home

Don’t leave one of the Bible’s most hope-filled books closed on your shelf.
Let Ezekiel mentor you in exile and show you the God whose glory shines especially in the dark.

Your journey to seeing God’s glory in the midst of exile can start today.

Fr. Michael Miles