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Published: June 18, 2020, 8:10 a.m.

AVOIDING THE MISTAKES OF NEGLIGENCE IN STEPPING INTO NEWNESS
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\nWe've been tracking an essential spiritual key that will allow us to effectively step into the current demand of the Lord in our lives, particularly, as the ecclesia. Learning to navigate the potholes and the unseen pitfalls of pioneering new spiritual seasons are highly critical to the overall rebuilding and advancement of the Spirit in a new day. Stepping into newness or new spiritual season comes with certain divine knowledge and instructions that we must adhere to so we don't fall into the sin of assumption and omission.
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\nThe word of God is an excellent reference material that gives us the opportunity to learn from the success, mistakes, and failure of others. Wisdom demands that we have new now take the posture of stepping further into the prophetic season we've ushered into as the Body of Christ that we take cognizance of key mistakes made, especially as nations and generations were brought into God's progressive plans.
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\nThis session will further show how to avoid mistakes, even as we are being called to build new spiritual altars to the Lord as he makes and establishes his covenant with us again. The Lord found fault with the people he made a covenant with, and therefore, discard his covenant in search of another generation who can keep in faithfulness his intention and purposes for their generation.
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\nThis generation is now ushered into a deeper reality of God's covenant, and we have to be serious in keeping such a position of the divine covenant, so the power and dominion of the kingdom of God can be effectively manifest to this generation.
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\n1 Corinthians 10: 11-12
\nNow, these things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us, on whom the fulfillment of the ages has come. 12 So the one who thinks he is standing firm should be careful not to fall.

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