Embracing Your New Self
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Embracing Your New Self
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About this listen
"If you keep trying to pour your new self into your old situations, something is going to burst."- Wesleyne
Word of the Day
No one pours new wine into old wineskins. Otherwise, the wine will burst the skins; and both the wine and the wineskins will be ruined. No, they pour new wine into new wineskins.-Mark 2:22
Summary
When you’re working on becoming a new version of yourself, it’s crucial to understand that trying to pour that new self into old situations just won’t work.
Have you ever felt like you were making progress, only to find yourself slipping back into old habits or environments?
If you keep going back to the same relationships or places that hold you back, all that hard work you’ve done on yourself can break.
As you heal and grow, you deserve to be in new spaces, surrounded by new people who uplift you and understand your journey.
So, I encourage you to embrace the new wine God has poured into you.
Seek out those new environments and friendships that reflect the growth you’re experiencing.
Remember, you’re not meant to go back; you’re meant to move forward.
Takeaways
- New growth requires new environments; old situations may hinder your progress.
- Surround yourself with supportive people who understand your journey.
- Returning to old habits and places can undo the healing you’ve achieved.
- Embrace the transformation God is working in you.
- Have the courage to seek new friendships and opportunities.
Chapters
- 00:00 - Introduction and Prayer
- 01:00 - The Concept of New Wine and Old Wineskins
- 02:15 - The Importance of New Environments
- 03:30 - Avoiding Old Patterns and Relationships
- 04:45 - Embracing Your New Self
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