Books of the Bible : Ezekiel

Carl Brettle
Aug 16
1 min read

Ezekiel is full of dramatic visions, actions, and sobering messages, yet woven through it all is an extraordinary lesson in faith. When God asked Ezekiel to prophesy to dry bones, it was not just about resurrection; it was about trusting God's Word even when it seemed illogical. “So I prophesied as He commanded me, and breath came into them, and they lived” (Ezekiel 37:10, NKJV). Faith speaks life into what looks dead and dares to obey before seeing results.

Ezekiel's journey was one of obedience in isolation. He was exiled, yet faithful. His faith did not rely on crowd approval or easy circumstances. He trusted that if God spoke it, God would do it. That is the kind of faith we need today—unshakable, obedient, and rooted in revelation.

When your surroundings look barren, remember Ezekiel. Speak God’s Word, believe His promise, and watch breath come to dry bones.

Quote

Faith is not silent when God has spoken.

Prayer

Lord, give me Ezekiel-like faith to speak life where there is none. Amen.

Action Point

Speak Scripture today over a situation that looks hopeless.