"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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"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much."- Wesleyne

Word of the Day

Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.-Luke 16:10

Summary

Have you ever been in a situation where you had just enough food, just enough gas, or just enough money to get by?

In those moments, it’s easy to slip into a scarcity mindset, where we hold onto everything tightly because we fear there won’t be enough.

But I want to challenge you to let go of that mindset.

I remember a time when I had very little, but a friend was going through a crisis.

I felt compelled to sponsor her therapy sessions, even though I wasn’t living in overflow myself.

Do you know what happened next? God blessed me abundantly!

It showed me that when we’re faithful with our little, God can turn it into something much greater.

So I encourage you, when you receive your paycheck, give back to God first.

Don’t wait to see what’s left over.

Remember, if you can’t trust God with the little, how will you trust Him when He gives you more?

Let’s embrace generosity and trust in His provision and you’ll be amazed at what can happen when you do!

Takeaways

- Trusting God with what you have leads to greater blessings.

- A scarcity mindset limits your ability to see and receive God’s provision.

- Generosity, even in small amounts, can create a significant impact.

- Always prioritize giving God His portion off the top of your income.

- Being faithful with little prepares you for greater responsibilities.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - The Scarcity Mindset
• 01:30 - The Importance of Trusting God
• 02:45 - Generosity in Difficult Times
• 04:00 - The Impact of Faithful Giving
• 05:30 - Preparing for Overflow

We’d love to hear what you gained from today’s episode!

Please leave a review to share your thoughts.

If you have any prayer requests, send them to hello@askwesleyne.com.

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"If we turn our hearts away from God, we stop producing fruit."- Wesleyne

Word of the Day:

Remain in me, and I will remain in you. For a branch cannot produce fruit if it is severed from the vine, and you cannot be fruitful unless you remain in me.- John 15:4-5

Summary

Just like a branch needs to remain attached to the vine to produce fruit, we need to stay rooted in our relationship with God to live fruitful lives.

When we lean into Him, we allow God to fill those empty spaces in our hearts and guide us in everything we do.

When a branch is cut off, it withers and dies.

That’s what happens to us spiritually if we turn away from God.

We become disconnected and stop producing the good things in our lives.

But if we remain in Him, He promises to remain in us.

So let’s embrace that connection, trust Him, and remember that with God, we can do so much more.

Stay rooted in faith, and see the amazing fruit that comes from that relationship.

Takeaways

- Remaining connected to God is essential for a fruitful life.

- Just as a branch cannot thrive apart from the vine, we cannot flourish without God.

- Leaning into God fills the gaps in our hearts and strengthens our faith.

- Disconnection from God leads to spiritual withering.

- Stay rooted in your relationship with God to experience His strength and guidance.

Chapters

• 00:00 - The Importance of Connection
• 01:15 - Understanding Our Role as Branches
• 02:45 - The Consequences of Disconnection
• 04:00 - Leaning into God for Strength
• 05:30 - Trusting God to Bear Fruit

We want to hear your thoughts on today’s episode!

Please leave a review to share what you’ve gained.

Also, if you have prayer requests, send them to hello@askwesleyne.com.

What questions are you struggling to answer? Wesleyne would love to answer these questions for you personally. Send any questions or prayer requests to hello@askwesleyne.com

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