Your New Has Come

The Seun Osigbesan Podcast

In this transformative episode of The Seun Osigbesan Podcast, Pastor Mrs Seun Osigbesan delivers a powerful sermon titled "Your New Has Come". Drawing inspiration from biblical references, she highlights the significance of releasing the old to make room for new breakthroughs and divine transformations.

Key Points:

• The Wineskin Analogy: Exploring the ancient practice of using animal skin as containers for wine and how the wineskin would stretch until it reached its limit. Understanding the metaphor of the old wineskin representing the past and the need to discard it to embrace new wine, symbolising fresh opportunities and growth.
• Forgetting the Things That Are Behind Reflecting on the words of Paul in Philippians 3:13, emphasizing the importance of letting go of past experiences, failures, and limitations in order to move forward and embrace what lies ahead.
• Jesus' Miracle at the Wedding: Examining the story in John 2 where Jesus performed a miracle at a wedding. Recognizing that the miracle was made possible because there were no fallback options or reliance on the old ways. Emphasizing the need to completely release the old in order to allow Jesus to do a new thing in our lives.
• Releasing the Old for New Breakthroughs: Understanding that holding onto the old prevents us from experiencing new breakthroughs and divine interventions. Encouraging listeners to let go of old mindsets, habits, and limitations to make room for the new and extraordinary.
• Embracing New Beginnings: Concluding with the reminder that embracing new beginnings requires courage, faith, and a willingness to release the old. Encouraging listeners to trust in God's plan and step into a life of purpose, growth, and fulfilment.

Join us for this thought-provoking episode as Pastor Mrs Seun Osigbesan reveals the importance of letting go of the old to make space for new beginnings and breakthroughs. Get ready to release the past, step into the extraordinary, and embark on a journey of transformation and divine favour.