This week at SUMMIT, we turn to the powerful vision of Ezekiel 37, where God breathes life into a valley of dry bones. This passage reminds us that no situation, heart, or season is too far gone for God’s restoring power. When life feels weary, fragmented, or spiritually dry, God does not abandon His people — He speaks life, breathes hope, and brings renewal where we see only emptiness. Lent invites us to honestly acknowledge the dry places in our hearts while trusting that God is still in the business of restoration. As we open ourselves to His Spirit, we discover that the same God who raised dry bones can revive our faith, restore our joy, and renew our purpose.
