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12/31/2025

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PRAISE THE LORD! To God be the Glory! Ezekiel 37:3–5 says, "And He said to me, 'Son of man, can these bones live?' So I answered, 'O Lord God, You know.' Again He said to me, 'Prophesy to these bones and say to them, O dry bones, hear the word of the Lord! Thus says the Lord God to these bones: Surely I will cause breath to enter into you, and you shall live.'"

God carries Ezekiel into a valley littered with dry, brittle bones, silent reminders of what once was. Then comes the question that cuts right through the impossible: "Can these bones live?" Ezekiel's answer is humble and honest,"Lord, only You know." And right there, God issues a command that defies all common sense: Speak to the bones. Declare life where there is none. And as the prophet speaks, God's power moves, bones rattle, sinews form, breath fills them, and what was once scattered and dead rises into a mighty, living army.

That, my friend, is the pure force of God's Word, transforming the hopeless into the unstoppable.

Now bring that scene into your own life. What are your dry bones today? What feels drained, empty, worn out, or beyond repair? It could be your confidence, your vision, your strength, or your sense of purpose. Maybe you've whispered to yourself, "I missed my chance," or "I'm too old," or even "I've failed too much to rise again." We've all had those moments when it feels like the dream has expired and the fire has gone cold.

But hear this truth, if God has given you breath, He has given you hope. Your purpose did not die because the season became difficult. Moses was eighty when God lit his assignment. Jehoash was only seven when he stepped into his calling. God works through anyone who dares to believe again.

So today, speak to your dry bones. Speak life, talk about faith, speak the Word of the Lord. And watch what kind of army rises from your valley.
- Clairmont Humphrey

12/22/2025

PRAISE THE LORD! To God be the Glory! Mark 5:35-36 says, "While Jesus was still speaking, some people came from the house of Jairus, the synagogue leader. 'Your daughter is dead,' they said. 'Why bother the teacher anymore?' Overhearing what they said, Jesus told him, 'Don't be afraid; just believe.'"

Jairus went out to Jesus for help because he felt that was his only hope left. But while he waited, he got the most devastating news that knocks the wind out of any parent: "Your daughter is dead, don't bother the Teacher anymore. In that moment, you can imagine how Jairus must have felt: the fear, the despair, the lost hope. Yet before Jairus could even open his mouth to respond, Jesus stepped in. He didn't allow the voice of fear to take root. He cut straight through the noise and said, "Don't be afraid; just believe.

What struck me was Jesus's immediate and powerful intervention. He did not wait for Jairus to come to Him; Jesus addressed the problem immediately, showing us the power of His intervention. No Fear, only Believe. He intervened right at the sound of hopelessness. He overheard the bad report and immediately spoke life. That's the kind of Saviour we serve. He steps into the moment before fear can settle in. He silences doubt before it can grow. He reminds us that even when the situation looks dead, His word still carries resurrection power.

So the next time you're praying, and suddenly everything around you starts falling apart, when chaos tries to drown out your faith, don't stop seeking God. Don't pull back. Don't assume it's over. Sometimes what looks dead is only sleeping in God's timeline. Sometimes the delay is divine. Sometimes heaven is showing off your faith to the enemy.

And in those moments, hear Jesus speaking to you the same way He spoke to Jairus: *Do not be afraid. Just believe.* He heard the report then, and He hears your prayer now. Keep trusting. Keep believing.
- Clairmont Humphrey