Pray the Word with David Platt as a resource from Radical.net.

In Ezekiel here, we'll see it later in Ezekiel that God is going to restore his people.

God's going to bring them back from exile.

What's happening as Ezekiel is prophesying this and God is promising that he's going to

transform them from the inside out.

This is what's referred to as a promise of a new covenant, a promise that will be fulfilled

in the New Testament with the coming of Jesus who will pay the price for our sins that our

hearts might be clean, so the way might be opened for us to be reconciled as sinners to God

and for him to give us new hearts to be born again to use language from Jesus in John chapter 3.

With a new spirit in us, the Holy Spirit dwelling in us as we prayed according to in Ezekiel

chapter 10, like this is a promise of what you and I all who have trusted in Jesus today are

experiencing. God has given us new hearts. He's put an entirely new spirit inside of us. He has

transformed us from the inside out in a way that leads to our transformation on a day-by-day basis

that we learn to walk in his statutes and keep his rules and obey them as his people. God as our

God. So we pray in line of Ezekiel chapter 11 verses 19 and 20. God, thank you for giving us a

new heart. Thank you for changing our hearts. God, I pray for anybody listening to this right now

who's never experienced regeneration, who's never been born again by your spirit through faith

in Jesus through believing, trusting in Jesus as Savior and Lord of their life. God, I pray that

even right now you would give them a new heart. You would give them desire to trust in you.

You would put your spirit inside of them and God, for all who have repented and believed in

Jesus as Lord of experience this miraculous work of regeneration of being born again. God,

we pray that you would continue to transform us more and more today. Help us to walk in your

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