Fulfilling your God-given mission requires more than passion and zeal. It demands a mind that is sharp and constantly evolving. It is not enough to know a few things and cling to them for the rest of your life. You must learn, unlearn, and relearn as you walk your journey. The world is changing fast, and if you are stuck in old ways of thinking, you will become irrelevant. Proverbs 1:5 says, “A wise man will hear and increase learning.” To be truly wise is to be flexible enough to upgrade your mind as God leads you deeper into your assignment.
You cannot deliver on your mission if your mindset is outdated. Even Apostle Peter had to learn this. In Acts 10, Peter had a vision where God showed him unclean animals and asked him to kill and eat. Peter resisted at first because it went against everything he had known. But God was preparing him for a new phase. To preach the Gospel to the Gentiles. If Peter had stayed stuck in his old way of thinking, he would have missed out on this divine assignment. In the same way, to fulfill your calling today, you must be willing to update your mind as God leads you.
Learning, unlearning, and relearning is how you stay sharp for your mission. Every new season may require a new skill, a deeper understanding, or a fresh perspective. When you humble yourself to learn, God can lift you higher. When you release and let go of outdated ideas, He can fill you with something better. Apostle Peter and the apostles had to renew their mind. Without that crucial step, they would have failed in their mission to disciple the nations. To be used by God powerfully in your generation, you must become a lifelong student. You must become that person that is always growing, always refining, always ready.
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