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“Neither do men put new wine into old bottles: else the bottles break, and the wine runs out, and the bottles perish: but they put new wine into new bottles, and both are preserved.” Matthew 9:17


There is a famous saying “out with the old and in with the new”, as much as we don’t want to let go of some things, we need to make room for the new. The old things in our life take up valuable space that we can’t afford to give. It leaves us in a tight spot and limit the new things to enter our lives.


Hoarding or holding on to things that no longer “fit” our lifestyle or the direction that God is taking us becomes a form of limitation. You become limited in where you can go and what you can do. As the scripture states, it is unable to hold or preserve the “new wine” that God wants to pour into us. In order to receive this new wine we need to place it in something that can hold it. It is our mindset that allows us to grasp and take hold of what God is getting ready to do. Without it, we are unable to receive and maintain the revelation of the word of God that comes to renew and refresh our thinking.


When we are comfortable with our current position in life it doesn’t allow us to tap into anything new. We no longer seek to stretch beyond where we are because staying comfortable remains our priority. We continue to entertain the same relationships, networks, ideas and goals. Yet, God has so much more in store for us if we are willing to let go of the familiar and cling to the new that he wants to unfold in our lives. New anointing, new mindset, new relationships, new networks and ideas.


God already ordained you to step into the new things that he as prepared for you. The things that you prayed for but never had the confidence to walk in. As uncomfortable as it is, we have to let go of our old ways of thinking and doing to gain creativity, ingenuity and boldness. This week, declare I will tap into the new things that God has prepared just for me!

"I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you." John 15:15

We forget that God sees us as more than a servant, he calls us friends. We have a coveted postion that we fail to consider. There is nothing like a good friend. They are the ones you laugh with, a faithful shoulder to cry on and your greatest motivator. When you consider your friends in life and how much they mean to you, your heart melts.


You may know God as your healer, deliverer, savior, provider and beyond. But, TODAY, he wants to remind you that he is your best friend. He desires your friendship. He wants to be the one you laugh with, the faithful shoulder you'll cry on and your cheerleader when you need encouragement. He just wants you tell him everything without hestation, guilt or shame. He wants you to treat him like the friend you can't live without.


"He replied, 'Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it". Luke 11:28


Whatever God is asking you to do no matter how uncomfortable, step out in obedience. You will have to sacrifice your time, plate, pride, ego, insecurities and everything you think you know. Our obedience prepares us for our next level. In order to reach our spiritual potential God will test our heart prior to trusting us with more.


When we cry out asking our heavenly Father to experience his glory, we are really asking for the molding and reshaping, to be less of ourselves and more like Christ. Our request opens the doors to pruning. There will be a season of testing that will humble us and prepare us to walk in the newness of his Spirit.


Today, God doesn't want you to look at what you are putting on the altar of sacrifice and be sorrowful. He wants you to earnestly fix your eyes on him and see what you will gain.

If you desire as Moses did to see God's glory then the first step is to obey what he is asking you to do.


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