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This series is all about revival—how God brings life back to what feels dead and hope to where there’s only ruin. Ezekiel’s visions remind us that no situation is too far gone for God’s Spirit to restore. From dry bones coming to life to rivers of renewal flowing outward, we’ll explore how revival begins in us and spreads to everything it touches.
From the Series
The River That Heals
Ezekiel’s final vision is of a river flowing from the temple, bringing life and healing wherever it goes. This image captures the full power of revival: it starts in us but doesn’t stay there. God’s renewal flows outward, touching every aspect of our lives and reaching the world around us. Revival is never just personal—it’s a movement of God’s Spirit bringing hope, healing, and abundance to all it touches.
When Dry Bones Dance
God takes Ezekiel to a valley of dry, scattered bones—a symbol of hopelessness and lifelessness. But through His Word and Spirit, these bones come together, flesh is restored, and life returns. This vision reminds us that no situation is too far gone for God. He specializes in breathing life into what feels dead and hopeless, reviving our souls, and restoring our hope.