The Mission of E.A.R. is two-fold:
a) to be engaged, accountable, and responsible regarding real-t
Thanking God for forgiveness and our position in the heavenlies at Father God's right hand. We are protected by His blood. We also thank Him for blessings, protection of our households, and provision for our resources. We partake in His broken body for us.
Ezekiel's relationship with God was profound. He found refuge in God's secret place, abiding under His shadow. This profound trust meant the Lord was his fortress and strong tower, a lifestyle of deep connection and reliance.
The Spirit of the Lord places us in the midst of a valley full of bones. When faced with seemingly impossible situations, like dry bones, we must remember who placed us there. God knows these bones can live, and so can we.
We bless the cup of blessing, representing the blood of Jesus Christ. By partaking, we participate in His sacrifice, making it part of our lives. Similarly, we break the bread, symbolizing the body of Christ. What do you use for communion?
A moment of gratitude for this precious community and another opportunity to come together. Hallelujah!
Exploring Psalm 91 and the divine strategy for spiritual warfare. Learning to fight and live as a dwelling servant in this hour, carrying the testimony of a kingdom resident.
The Spirit of the Lord carried Ezekiel into a valley full of dry bones, a place devoid of life. This wasn't a reward, but an assignment. The Lord asks, 'Can these bones live?' A powerful question for a desolate situation.
In the spirit, we pray and prophesy to dry bones. As they gather, we need the breath of God. See and speak life, watch what you view, and what comes out of your mouth. Remain in expectation, believe boldly, and declare confidently, even when it doesn't make sense. Don't let the enemy create a negative spiral where you stop being a witness in your home or community.
Ezekiel's prophecy brought immediate change, from shaking bones to flesh and skin. But the true miracle? When the breath of God breathed life into them, transforming them into a mighty army. A powerful reminder of divine intervention.
A powerful prophecy from Ezekiel: 'I will cause breath to enter into you and you shall live.' As the words were spoken, a shaking began, a sign of divine power at work.