Lot’s wife, in a moment of hesitation, lost her future because she clung to her past—a sobering reminder of the consequences of looking back when God is calling us forward. Zoar, though a place of refuge, was never meant to be the destination—it represents settling for less than what God has promised.

Embracing our new life requires that we fully surrender the old, are you trying to blend your past and future?

Jesus Himself emphasised that new wine doesn’t fit into old wineskins, and patching up remnants of the past instead of fully embracing transformation leads to loss.

Your challenge is clear: do we want what looks good to us, or what God has planned for us? Are we willing to surrender our way for His way? Are we making choices that lead to significance, or are we hovering near destruction, thinking we’ll escape untouched?

This isn’t just a message—it’s a call to action!