Ever feel like you’re running on empty—emotionally drained, spiritually dry, and just trying to make it to the next thing? After the rush of the holidays, it’s easy to slip into a “post-season lull” where your heart is tired and your faith feels quiet. But what if God wants to breathe fresh life into you right now—before the new year even begins?

In this encouraging message from Ezekiel 37, Youth Pastor Seth Raymonds walks us through the powerful vision of the Valley of Dry Bones and what it reveals about the condition of the human soul. You’ll see three stages many of us experience: dry bones (emptiness and numbness), structure without breath (routine without intimacy), and finally breath—the life and renewal only the Holy Spirit can provide. This sermon is a reminder that even when you feel depleted, you are not forgotten, and God is still leading you, restoring you, and calling you forward with purpose.

If you’ve been tired of trying, stuck in spiritual routines, or longing for a fresh encounter with God, this message will challenge you to move from simply “looking alive” to truly living—filled with the breath of God. And as we step toward a new year, you’ll be encouraged to finish strong, lean into biblical community, and share the hope of Jesus with the people around you.

Key Scripture: Ezekiel 37, Deuteronomy 31:6, Joshua 1:9, Matthew 28:18–20, John 3:16
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