Guest Pastor, Jess Gracewski, delves into the central themes of transformation and renewal as illustrated in Ezekiel 37, a profound biblical narrative that teaches us about God's power to breathe life into even the driest of bones. The vision of the valley of dry bones serves as a metaphor for the nations of Israel’s despair during the Babylonian exile, where spiritual and physical desolation were deeply intertwined. Yet, we're reminded that God meets us in these valleys and invites us to see beyond the immediate desolation. This passage encourages us to trust in God’s promise that He can restore and resurrect what seems lost. It speaks of His unwavering commitment to breathe hope, renewal, and life into our circumstances, asking us to wait faithfully for His spirit to move. This message is a poignant reminder that our dry seasons are not endpoints but are places from where God will lift us. We are urged to open our hearts to see what God sees and to allow Him to guide our restoration journey, living a life of faith and expectancy in His promises.