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Until we cast all that we have at His feet. (Mark 12:44), He is not satisfied. 

The terms of covenant are simple:  we pledge to thank Him and adore Him in everything;  He pledges to shine forth from our lives in the perfection of beauty.   It is a sacrifice of thanksgiving, for it will cost us to praise Him when we hurt.  But to do so is part of our healing and the beginning of our salvation. This covenant of thanksgiving is the key which shuts and bolts the door to demonic oppression in a person’s life.

  Affirmation:

GOD IS CALLING FOR ME TO ENTER INTO A COVENANT BOND WITH HIM - A COVENANT WHERE I PLEDGE MY LIFE.  I AM THANKFUL, AND HE PLEDGES HIS LIFE TO SHINE FORTH THROUGH ME.

Into Action:

I BEGIN TO THANK HIM.

I NAME THE GIFTS HE HAS GIVEN ME, STARTING WITH THE BLESSING OF LIFE ITSELF.

WHEN I THANK HIM I AM HONORING HIM. 

This scripture asks the question, “…can these bones become living people again?” The word living does not only mean to come back to life after being physically dead, it also applies to brokenness, a dying dream, a losing struggle, and times of hopelessness and despair in any area of our lives. To live means to be refreshed, rejuvenated, revived, or to be given the promise of life. It also means to be restored or renewed—or simply to be made whole again.

Just as the wind breathed new life into the dry bones from the Ezekiel passage, God wants to resurrect our spirits as well. He wants to welcome us into His living presence and impart that same resurrection life to us, breathing new life into the dead places in our lives. And while some may come along and say, “God can’t use us,” God is saying otherwise.