Son Rise Sermons

Exiled from home and called to speak to a rebellious people, Ezekiel was given some of the Bible’s strangest visions and most unforgettable messages. From the glory of God leaving the temple to dry bones coming back to life, Ezekiel tells the story of judgment, restoration, and a God determined to dwell with His people. In this series, we’ll walk through the strange, difficult, and ultimately hopeful message of Ezekiel—and discover what it means for us to live in the presence of God.

Exiled from home and called to speak to a rebellious people, Ezekiel was given some of the Bible’s strangest visions and most unforgettable messages. From the glory of God leaving the temple to dry bones coming back to life, Ezekiel tells the story of judgment, restoration, and a God determined to dwell with His people. In this series, we’ll walk through the strange, difficult, and ultimately hopeful message of Ezekiel—and discover what it means for us to live in the presence of God.

Exiled from home and called to speak to a rebellious people, Ezekiel was given some of the Bible’s strangest visions and most unforgettable messages. From the glory of God leaving the temple to dry bones coming back to life, Ezekiel tells the story of judgment, restoration, and a God determined to dwell with His people. In this series, we’ll walk through the strange, difficult, and ultimately hopeful message of Ezekiel—and discover what it means for us to live in the presence of God.

Exiled from home and called to speak to a rebellious people, Ezekiel was given some of the Bible’s strangest visions and most unforgettable messages. From the glory of God leaving the temple to dry bones coming back to life, Ezekiel tells the story of judgment, restoration, and a God determined to dwell with His people. In this series, we’ll walk through the strange, difficult, and ultimately hopeful message of Ezekiel—and discover what it means for us to live in the presence of God.

Exiled from home and called to speak to a rebellious people, Ezekiel was given some of the Bible’s strangest visions and most unforgettable messages. From the glory of God leaving the temple to dry bones coming back to life, Ezekiel tells the story of judgment, restoration, and a God determined to dwell with His people. In this series, we’ll walk through the strange, difficult, and ultimately hopeful message of Ezekiel—and discover what it means for us to live in the presence of God.

Before we make plans, chase answers, or decide what comes next, we need to put FIRST THINGS FIRST. In this series, **First Things First: The Prayers That Shape Us**, we look at four simple but powerful prayers Jesus taught His disciples: **Your will be done. Give us our daily bread. Forgive us as we forgive others. Lead us not into temptation.** These prayers are about more than asking God to change our circumstances—they invite God to change us.

Before we make plans, chase answers, or decide what comes next, we need to put FIRST THINGS FIRST. In this series, **First Things First: The Prayers That Shape Us**, we look at four simple but powerful prayers Jesus taught His disciples: **Your will be done. Give us our daily bread. Forgive us as we forgive others. Lead us not into temptation.** These prayers are about more than asking God to change our circumstances—they invite God to change us.

Before we make plans, chase answers, or decide what comes next, we need to put FIRST THINGS FIRST. In this series, **First Things First: The Prayers That Shape Us**, we look at four simple but powerful prayers Jesus taught His disciples: **Your will be done. Give us our daily bread. Forgive us as we forgive others. Lead us not into temptation.** These prayers are about more than asking God to change our circumstances—they invite God to change us.

Before we make plans, chase answers, or decide what comes next, we need to put FIRST THINGS FIRST. In this series, **First Things First: The Prayers That Shape Us**, we look at four simple but powerful prayers Jesus taught His disciples: **Your will be done. Give us our daily bread. Forgive us as we forgive others. Lead us not into temptation.** These prayers are about more than asking God to change our circumstances—they invite God to change us.