Ezekiel | Ezekiel 36 | John Baker

In Ezekiel 36:16-38, we see the whole story of Scripture come into focus from defilement and exile to cleansing, renewal, and new creation. God confronts the depth of His people’s sin and the way it distorted His holy name among the nations. Yet even in judgment, He reveals a deeper commitment: He will act for the sake of His name by restoring, cleansing, and transforming His people from the inside out.This sermon traces how God promises not just a return from exile, but a new heart, a new spirit, and His very presence dwelling within His people. What the law could not produce, God Himself will accomplish through the gift of His Spirit. Ultimately, this promise finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ—where wrath is poured out, mercy is secured, and dead hearts are made alive.If you’ve ever felt the weight of sin, the ache of brokenness, or the longing for renewal, this message invites you to see the God who restores what is ruined. He is faithful to His name, powerful to cleanse, and committed to making all things new.