I Want No Blood on My Hands | David Wilkerson

I Want No Blood on My Hands | David Wilkerson

July 5, 2026 · 58 min · Episode 229

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David Wilkerson emphasizes the grave responsibility of pastors and believers to warn others about sin, based on Ezekiel 3.

David Wilkerson stands before his congregation, physically trembling over Ezekiel 3, warning every pastor, teacher, and believer that they will one day stand before God and answer for every soul they failed to warn, then reveals that the only way to fulfill that terrifying responsibility is not human zeal but the secret place alone with God. Preached: September 29, 1996 Main Points: • David Wilkerson said this scripture caused him to tremble physically, spiritually, and emotionally every time he read it. God told Ezekiel plainly: if you don't warn the wicked and they die in their sin, their blood is on your hands. That warning does not expire in the day of grace. • Peter, after Pentecost, pointed his finger at the crowd and said, "You crucified both the Lord and the Christ." Stephen called the religious leaders stiff-necked and uncircumcised in heart, knowing it would cost him his life. Paul confronted incest in the Corinthian church publicly. None of them were willing to stand before God with blood on their hands. • How many pastors will answer on judgment day for the Laodicean condition in their churches, for telling people they're alive when they're dead, for feeding…

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