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Thanks and enjoy this week's message. I would like to share part of the vision that we

are talking about in our church, part of the series is called hitting a home run. As you, if you play

baseball, you know, there's those four bases that you have to touch before you hit a home run. And we

believe as believers, they have to touch four bases in our spiritual growth so that we can hit the home run, which is for us to become

disciple makers in the kingdom of God. And the first one is to believe. The second one is to belong.

The third one is to be built. And the fourth one is to become. I'm going to read two verses from

the story that most of you are very familiar with

if you ever came to a Pentecostal or charismatic church and it's the valley of the dry bones.

I'm pretty sure that you were told to prophesy to something that's dry, dead and not moving in

your life. So this verse in the Pentecostal circles is like bread and butter.

Prophesite to your dry bones. Come on, somebody. But today I'm going to read verse 9 and

verse 10. It says the following. And he said to me, prophesy to the breath. Proficize, son of

men. And say to the breath, thus says the Lord God, come from the four winds, winds oh breath and breathe on these slain that they may live

so I prophesied as he commended me and breath came into them and they lived and they stood on their feet an exceedingly great army. I want to share with you three points

from the last verse. They lived, they stood under feet and exceedingly great army. They lived,

they stood under feet and exceedingly great army. The background of the story is that Ezekiel was told by God

to prophesy into the valley of the dry bones. For a corpse to decompose and to turn into bones,

it has to be dead for a very long time. These were not dead people. These were dead bones, meaning they

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