The Flow of the Spirit- Part 3: Forget the Former Things

Key Scripture: Isaiah 43:18-19

Here’s a question for you: how often do you find yourself dwelling on the past?

Isaiah tells us, “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!” Forgetting the past isn’t always easy, especially when the pain or disappointment seems so fresh.

We all have moments when we feel stuck, replaying our failures or holding onto old ways of thinking. Don’t forget that God is always working, even in what seems like wastelands. He’s making streams in the desert and opening paths where there were none, transforming our lives in ways we can’t even imagine.

Let me challenge you to stop saying, “This is just the way I am,” and start declaring, “God is doing a new thing in me.” It’s time to let go of what’s behind and step into what’s ahead.

Next week, I’ll share a prophetic vision that reveals how God is unclogging the flow of His Spirit in the church and our lives. You won’t want to miss this powerful revelation!

Reflection Question: What past hurts, failures or habits is God asking you to release so you can step into the new?

Call to Action: Tag a friend who needs this encouragement and share your reflections below. How do you feel God is leading you to let go and embrace the new? Your reflections and experiences can inspire and encourage others on their own spiritual journey.

These blog posts are part of the original message “The Flow of the Spirit,” designed to guide and inspire you on your spiritual journey. You can listen to the full message here: Proven Results Mentors.