What happens when the culture around you is trying to shape who you are? When we look at ancient Babylon, we might be surprised by how much it sounds like our world today! In Daniel 1, we'll discover how to stand firm in our faith without shutting out the people who need the hope of Jesus the most.

What do a river, a valley of dry bones, and a restored temple have in common? In our final message from Ezekiel, we’ll discover how God meets us in our mess, restores what seems beyond hope, and calls us to let His life flow through us to others. The story ends with a promise that changes everything: “THE LORD IS THERE!”

God can bring dead things back to life—but restoration doesn't always mean getting your old life back. Sometimes God uses what you've walked through to change you, teach you, and show you what needs to be protected. This Sunday in Ezekiel, we'll talk about rebuilding differently, setting healthy boundaries, and making room for the presence of God.

What do you do when God asks you to do something that doesn’t make sense? Ezekiel had to learn that obedience doesn’t always come with an explanation. This Sunday, we’re walking through Ezekiel 37 and discovering what dry bones, strange assignments, and a simple response—“Sovereign Lord, You alone know”—can teach us about trusting God with what we don’t understand.

We’re excited to welcome Pastor Gary Bellis as our guest speaker! He’ll share a message from Matthew 7:24-29, challenging us to consider the foundation we’re building our lives on. Through prayer, Scripture, worship, and obedience, we’ll be encouraged to build our lives on Jesus Christ.

In Ezekiel 11, God promises to take hearts of stone and give His people hearts of flesh. We’ll talk about what it means to let God transform us from the inside out, why we can’t behavior-modify people into a relationship with Jesus, and how we can love people without trying to crack open and fix their hearts.

Ezekiel reminds us that God calls us to receive His Word deeply, obey Him faithfully, and trust Him with the results—even when the people around us refuse to listen. God’s Word can comfort us, convict us, and change us, because sometimes His greatest kindness is telling us the truth. And when His Word gets inside of us, we are sent back into the world not to judge people, but to love them, warn them, and point them toward the restoration found in Jesus.

What do you do when life takes you somewhere you never expected to go? This week, we begin our journey through the book of Ezekiel with a powerful reminder: you may be in a place you didn’t choose, but you are never in a place God cannot reach. Even in Babylon, the heavens opened. God sees you. God is with you. And the wheels still move. Join us for The Wheels Still Move.