Episode notes
What does Jesus mean by new wine and new wineskins, and why can’t Christians mix new life in Christ with old habits, beliefs and desires? A. Joshua Adedeji explains Luke 5:33–39.Many believers receive Jesus Christ but continue holding on to old habits, spiritual loyalties, ambitions and ways of thinking. They add Christian practices to their former lives instead of allowing Christ to make all things new.Jesus taught that a new patch cannot repair an old garment and that new wine cannot be preserved in old wineskins. New life in Christ requires a renewed heart, mind, character and complete surrender.In this episode of Believers’ Walk of Dominion, A. Joshua Adedeji explains how spiritual mixture produces conflict, double-mindedness, frustration and limited kingdom authority.
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