POSSIBILITY MENTALITY (7)

“And He said to me, “Son of man, can these bones live?” So I answered, “O Lord God, You know” – Ezekiel 37:3

The Prophetic Unction enhances a POSSIBILITY MENTALITY: “And He said to me, “Son of man, can these bones live?” So I answered, “O Lord God, You know” (Eze.37:3). Ezekiel 37 presents one of the most dramatic and awe-inspiring visions in the Bible: the valley of dry bones; a scene of utter hopelessness, representing a people in absolute despair, devoid of life and future. Yet, within this stark imagery, was a profound picture of God’s limitless Power and the need for a “Possibility Mentality” – a mindset that refuses to be limited by what the physical eyes see or the senses feel, but dares to believe in what the Almighty God can do.

The “very dry” bones signified the depth of despair; a situation beyond human repair (v.2). Possibility mentality doesn't deny the severity of the problem! But God challenged Ezekiel’s perception. The natural answer to the question, “Can these bones live?”, based on logic and observation, would be an emphatic "No!" But Ezekiel, perhaps having learned from past encounters with the Lord, responded with humility and wisdom, deferred to God's ultimate knowledge, and acknowledged that God's capabilities far exceed our own understanding (v.3).

Once the Divine-human divide was bridged, God shifted the responsibility to Ezekiel, to prophesy to the dry bones (vv.4-5). It's not enough to acknowledge His Power; we are called to “speak” to the impossible. This is the active component of possibility mentality. Our words, aligned with His Prophetic Word, have creative power to call forth life from death and possibilities into existence. Faith speaks life into what appears lifeless. True Possibility Mentality is rooted in hearing and believing what the Lord God says, not what circumstances dictate. God didn’t ask Ezekiel to create life; He asked him to declare His Will. God’s Spirit, the Source of all life, ignited the radical change (v.5).

It was a complete restoration: bones, tendons, flesh, skin, and finally, breath. Possibility Mentality believes in total transformation (vv.6,13). The ultimate purpose of miracles is for His people to “know that I am the Lord” (v.13). God orchestrates the impossible to reveal His Character and strengthen our faith. For believers today, this passage is a blueprint for cultivating audacious faith in seemingly impossible situations. Possibility Mentality is God-infused thinking that transforms despair into declaration and passivity into prophetic action.

In Jesus’ Name, I prophesy that:

No situation is too dead or too dry for the Breath of God to bring life; and every seemingly hopeless situation around me receives life. Divine restoration, wholeness, and abundant life are the portions of my spirit, soul, and body.

I see through the lens of God's limitless possibilities. Every divine promise spoken over my life is coming to pass, regardless of present appearances. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead now quickens every area of my life in need of revival and restoration.

My future is not determined by my past or present struggles, but by the infallible word of the Sovereign Lord. I am cultivating a possibility mentality, believing for supernatural breakthrough and resurrection power in every area.