How to Navigate a Realignment for a Reassignment and Embrace New Direction and Tasks

Many are reflecting on previous setbacks, understanding that the causes were internal rather than external. However, they are unsure of what was misaligned and how to properly align in a new season.

In reality, they accepted a lie that misled their reasoning. One incorrect internal belief, not aligned with the truth, was: “I must handle everything myself. No one else will do it for me.” They reasoned with this line of thinking while struggling with relationships, finances, lack of clear meaning and purpose, etc. This way of thinking led them astray in various ways. 

They attempted to solve their issues without seeking guidance or advice from God. Relying on their own judgment, they made mistakes such as overstepping boundaries and competing with others rather than showing respect and cooperation. They may have shown love to people through words, but not through actions and sincerity. This led to numerous conflicts, created discord, and upset others. They resisted undergoing a purging process and rejected divine guidance and assistance. Their lack of trust in God's plan and provision led them to search for solutions independently.

At this point, they understand that much of the effort was futile and did not yield positive outcomes. It is now an opportune moment to reevaluate incorrect alignments and seek God's guidance, assistance, and provision for new tasks.

If this describes you, you can request the Holy Spirit to uncover incorrect thought patterns that resulted in unsuitable alignments. Repent for any erroneous reasoning and seek the Holy Spirit's guidance to discover the truth. Additionally, request assistance and a way out of inappropriate partnerships and projects. Ask for revelation about those you should align with and seek His help in forming the right connections at the right time. During this process, he will unveil new tasks and His direction for them. A new cleansing phase is approaching. 

“ Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” - 1 John 3:18