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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's your early body praise party. I am a Sherry Mackie,
and it's time right now for today's word. When God
breathes again. When God breathes again, Ezekiel thirty seven twelve says, therefore,
prophesy to them and say, this is what the Sovereign
(00:22):
Lord says. Oh my people, I will open your graves
of exile and cause you to rise again. Then I
will bring you back to the land of Israel. Have
you ever looked at a situation in your life and
thought it's over, There's no way this can come back
to life. Maybe it's a dream that didn't work out,
(00:43):
a relationship that seems too broken to mend, or an
opportunity that feels long gone. That's exactly how the Israelites
felt when they were in exile. Their hope had dried
up like bones scattered in a desert. But into that
hopeless place, God gave Ezekiel a vision, a valley full
(01:08):
of dry bones, and they asked him, can these bones
live again? Ezekiel didn't focus on the impossibility. He simply said,
Sovereign Lord, you alone know that simple statement of faith
opened the door for a miracle. God told him to
prophesy to the bones to speak life where there was none,
(01:31):
And as he did, the bones began to rattle, and
they began to reconnect. Tendon's form. Flesh covered them, and
finally God breathed his spirit into them, raising them up
as a mighty army. God is still breathing life today.
What seems dead, what seems for goodden isn't beyond God's reach.
(01:53):
That business, idea, that vision, that purpose. He hasn't buried it.
He's preparing to resurrect it. When God breathes, what's broken
begins to men, what's empty begins to feel, and what's
hopeless begins to rise again. I know, I get it.
You may feel like your valley of dry bones is
(02:14):
too far gone, But God is saying to you today,
I will open your grace and cause you to rise.
His breath can revive your spirit. His breath can renew
your strength. His breath can restore your joy. So don't
you dare give up. Speak faith into your situation. Say Lord,
(02:35):
I believe you can bring this back to life. Remember,
your story isn't over. It's just waiting for the breath
of God. Oh Father, thank you that you are the
God who breathes life into dry places. Thank you that
nothing in our lives is too far gone for you
to restore. God, we ask that you breathe into our dreams,
(02:59):
our heart, and every area that feels lifeless. God, we
believe that you're bringing things together and reviving what once
seemed impossible in Jesus' name. Hey, now that's your word
for today. Take it applied to your everyday life, and
you continue to be encouraged and inspired. It is your
early morning praise party. I am Sherry Mackie.
It's your early body praise party. I am a Sherry Mackie,
and it's time right now for today's word. When God
breathes again. When God breathes again, Ezekiel thirty seven twelve says, therefore,
prophesy to them and say, this is what the Sovereign
(00:22):
Lord says. Oh my people, I will open your graves
of exile and cause you to rise again. Then I
will bring you back to the land of Israel. Have
you ever looked at a situation in your life and
thought it's over, There's no way this can come back
to life. Maybe it's a dream that didn't work out,
(00:43):
a relationship that seems too broken to mend, or an
opportunity that feels long gone. That's exactly how the Israelites
felt when they were in exile. Their hope had dried
up like bones scattered in a desert. But into that
hopeless place, God gave Ezekiel a vision, a valley full
(01:08):
of dry bones, and they asked him, can these bones
live again? Ezekiel didn't focus on the impossibility. He simply said,
Sovereign Lord, you alone know that simple statement of faith
opened the door for a miracle. God told him to
prophesy to the bones to speak life where there was none,
(01:31):
And as he did, the bones began to rattle, and
they began to reconnect. Tendon's form. Flesh covered them, and
finally God breathed his spirit into them, raising them up
as a mighty army. God is still breathing life today.
What seems dead, what seems for goodden isn't beyond God's reach.
(01:53):
That business, idea, that vision, that purpose. He hasn't buried it.
He's preparing to resurrect it. When God breathes, what's broken
begins to men, what's empty begins to feel, and what's
hopeless begins to rise again. I know, I get it.
You may feel like your valley of dry bones is
(02:14):
too far gone, But God is saying to you today,
I will open your grace and cause you to rise.
His breath can revive your spirit. His breath can renew
your strength. His breath can restore your joy. So don't
you dare give up. Speak faith into your situation. Say Lord,
(02:35):
I believe you can bring this back to life. Remember,
your story isn't over. It's just waiting for the breath
of God. Oh Father, thank you that you are the
God who breathes life into dry places. Thank you that
nothing in our lives is too far gone for you
to restore. God, we ask that you breathe into our dreams,
(02:59):
our heart, and every area that feels lifeless. God, we
believe that you're bringing things together and reviving what once
seemed impossible in Jesus' name. Hey, now that's your word
for today. Take it applied to your everyday life, and
you continue to be encouraged and inspired. It is your
early morning praise party. I am Sherry Mackie.
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