18) “Do not remember the former things, nor consider the things of old.

19) Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth. Shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”

Isaiah 43:18–19 NKJV

Child of God, I do not know the situation you are in. I do not know the wrong decision you once made, but I come with a word from the Lord this morning: “Do not be discouraged. It does not take too long for God to help you. It is at the mercy of your decision-making. Are you ready to start again?”

LUKE 15:11–32

1. Understand that the prodigal son took a wrong step. It was so bad that at one point he had to start eating the food that was served to swine in the field.

2. He understood that he could start again. He could go home, and it did not take too long for the prodigal son, after he had this understanding, to go back to his father and start again. It was at the mercy of his decision-making.

If your prayer life is down, it is not an excuse to give up. Perhaps you need to understand the dynamics of prayer and obtain the spirit and grace to pray. Child of God, I give you a word from the Lord: “START AGAIN.”

Have you failed and failed generally in your walk with God? Do not worry. Do not be intimidated. I know you did not do the right things at first, but I bring to you a word of comfort from the Lord: “YOU CAN START AGAIN.” The word again is a miracle of that new thing that God is set to do for you in this season.

I know you did business and failed. I know you have tried things that did not work, but do not let that create a theology of failure within you. Child of God, allow Him to hold your hand this time. God is set to do for you “A NEW THING.”

I tell you by God’s mercy this morning that if you will pay attention to the Word of God and put it to use, your life can come into a fearful level of order—slowly, carefully, but with God’s leading—and in a short time your life will become the true reality of God’s promise.

This time your testimony will move from “He will do a new thing” to “HE HAS DONE A NEW THING.”

Good morning.