It is not easy to be redefined or repositioned because change stirs up re-evaluation and self-examination that shakes our self-image. If I have to change positions or titles, does that mean I was wasting my time before? Not necessarily. Holding a place until a season is fulfilled is part of the destiny process. Have I failed and therefore have to be replaced? No, being repositioned by the Spirit of God is about growth and effectualness, not failure. Am I being demoted instead of promoted? Paradigms and experience and old models may say “Yes,” but if God is truly in charge, He is always about maturity and increase. We can trust His title changes and redefining to position us for excellence and promotion in His Kingdom. (Tenth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Fresh Obedience”)
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It is not easy to be redefined or repositioned because change stirs up re-evaluation and self-examination that shakes our self-image. If I have to change positions or titles, does that mean I was wasting my time before? Not necessarily. Holding a place until a season is fulfilled is part of the destiny process. Have I failed and therefore have to be replaced? No, being repositioned by the Spirit of God is about growth and effectualness, not failure. Am I being demoted instead of promoted? Paradigms and experience and old models may say “Yes,” but if God is truly in charge, He is always about maturity and increase. We can trust His title changes and redefining to position us for excellence and promotion in His Kingdom. (Tenth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Fresh Obedience”)
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