Dry Doesn't Mean Dead: Finding Hope in Your Valley

Ever looked at your family, your finances, or your faith and thought, it's over? It's too far gone?
God walked Ezekiel into a valley full of dry bones and asked him one question: can these bones live?
In this message, Pastor Lonnie Clinkscale preaches "Hope in the Valley" from Ezekiel 37:1-14. He walks through Israel's exile, a husband who skipped the instructions on a bookshelf, and four truths for whatever valley you're in: dryness doesn't stop God, disconnection doesn't stop God, direction comes through God's word, and deliverance comes through God's Spirit. Then he brings it home with Field of Dreams and what it looks like to keep obeying when the field still looks empty.
If your hope feels dry, your prayers feel stuck, or you smile on the outside while you're worn out on the inside, this one is for you. Dry doesn't mean dead. God is still breathing life.
Scripture in this message: Ezekiel 37:1-14, Philippians 4:13, Philippians 4:19, Romans 10:9.
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