In this powerful sermon, Pastor Gary Juarez takes us on a journey through the valley of dry bones in Ezekiel 37, revealing a profound spiritual truth: commitment is not the final destination—surrender is.
Pastor Gary begins by unpacking the vision God gave Ezekiel, where lifeless bones are scattered across a desolate valley. This haunting image becomes a metaphor for spiritual stagnation and the limits of human effort. Commitment, he explains, is often rooted in our own strength—our plans, our routines, our religious activity. But surrender invites the breath of God to do what we cannot.
🔑 Key Themes:
Commitment vs. Surrender: Commitment is about doing; surrender is about yielding. One relies on discipline, the other on divine empowerment.

The Role of Prophecy: Ezekiel’s obedience to speak life into the bones shows how surrender activates the supernatural.

The Breath of God: True revival comes not from structure alone (bones and flesh), but from the Spirit breathing into what was once dead.

Personal Application: Pastor Juarez challenges listeners to examine areas of their lives where they’ve settled for commitment but resisted surrender—relationships, ministry, identity.
💬 Quote to Remember: "I will put my Spirit in you and you will live..." — Ezekiel 37:14

This sermon is a call to move beyond religious routine and into radical trust. As Pastor Juarez reminds us, God doesn’t just want our effort—He wants our surrender, so He can breathe life into our dry places.

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