Hey parents, Miss Jean here. Elements of today's mini-adventure may frighten some listeners.

We recommend you listen with your child and see how they do. And I don't recommend this mini

for bedtime listening. Addison and Cyrus are walking home from Youth Group at church. It's been a fun

evening of worship, games, and singing. The air is chilly in Discovery Mountain today,

and most of the leaves have fallen to the ground. And it's getting dark earlier and earlier.

As Addison and Cyrus walk, one thing that happened in youth group

is bothering them. It's something Harold Peabody had talked about when Chaplain Jake had

accidentally hit the light switch and it had gone dark in the youth chapel. Harold had told a story,

a Bible story. But now in the dark, that story is

making the teens a little jumpy. Let's join them and see if they find a faith exercise,

even in the dark, in today's mini-adventure called Dry Bones.

Oh, bye, Brianna. Come on, Addison. This way. We'll get home faster.

Cutting past the academy?

It's a shortcut. You'll see.

Okay.

What was that?

An owl?

Yeah, an owl.

Nothing feels spooky here at all.

We're just cutting past the school and past the woods in the dark.

Okay, maybe this is a little spooky.

Oh, Harold, why did he start talking about Ezekiel and the dry bones when the lights went out? I mean, it's a cool story, a whole valley of dry bones coming back to life.

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