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In my years in the automotive trade I would often find myself in a junkyard trying to find parts to repair an old car or truck. I remember walking among the wrecks of crashed and broken-down vehicles that mostly had no hope of ever returning to the roads. We don’t need to go to a junkyard to find brokenness; it’s all around us and even in us. In Ezekiel 37:1-14, we read that the prophet Ezekiel was taken in a vision to a bone-yard or to the ‘Valley of Dry Bones’. He could see no hope in the brokenness, dryness and hopelessness that was all around him. God asked Ezekiel to speak hope, life and the Spirit of God into the valley. Amazingly, not only did the bones come together and form fully functioning bodies, but as the Spirit of God entered them, they became a great and mighty army. God used His servant to speak life into a dead and broken situation. We need not be overwhelmed by the brokenness around us, but speak life, hope and the Spirit of God into dry bones. When we do, what is dislocated and broken will come together and take on purpose and authority. Blessings, Ps Dave & Alix Morse |
I am just wondering , did you to the church to another location
in Moonah
Yes Stephen we are in the process of moving to the old Coogans building in Moonah
Hello Dave and Alix,
Thankyou so much for your brief note of encouragement and empowerment.
I enjoyed the passage of Scripture that you have used here, to speak to us more and to help to reflect to us, the true source of this passage of scripture from the Bible.
It is my favourite book, in the whole wide world- and certainly know Why?
Today, in this morning’s church service, we looked at the definition of as people, men and women, as Christian.
As you are well aware, the phrase, simply means,
little christian. We are all Christians, depending on our age or our race or how big, small or tiny we are!
Thanks for your genuine kindness, joy, passion, energy viabrance and inspiration this morning and I hope your November series, on “Love oneanother.”
You have really inspired me, though your words of wisdom.
So, a huge Thankyou to you. I hope you have a blessed XMAS and a wonderful festive season to remember!
I wish you all at the Energiser Life church family, a very Safe, a happy and prosperous Festive Season and Holiday Season in 2019! I wish you all a very precious and a meaningful Christmas and I hope it is a marvellous time for each and everyone of you!
blessings,
Benjamin. XO
Dear Benjamin
I have passed your letter on to Ps Dave & Alix.
Blessings
Rachael
Office Mananger