A speaker confronts their fear of saying yes to what God is calling them toward. They describe how God has stopped anointing their old identity, and stepping into the new season requires embracing an authority they've been avoiding. The cost is real, but staying stuck in the old self is the alternative.
Chapters
What do you feel like is an oncoming yes that you actually haven't settled yet? I'm in a space where I don't really know what it is, but it's like I fear what it will cost me. So I've been internally running because the scariest thing is to want to remain at the state that you're in and you show up to something God's called you to and he doesn't put his hand on it because he's called you higher. And I feel like I reached a place where God's like, I'm no longer anointing who you are. So you'll still get called, you'll still get booked. They'll still ask you to come to these places. But if you keep showing up the version I've already left, you just going to be stuck there. So you want— who you were is no match for the room that God's calling you to. But who he's calling you to be was assigned to a place that would destroy who you were. So that's the yes where I feel like the Lord is calling me to stand in a different level of authority that I've been running from because I know what it costs. And I feel like I got to a place where he's like, you could say yes or you could not say, but I promise you, and I don't want to go nowhere without the presence of God.
