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This teaching exposes a crucial truth about the Christian life: it is possible to be genuinely born again, yet still live in disalignment with God’s eternal purpose. Many believers pray, attend church, and pursue breakthroughs, yet their desires and actions often originate from self, not from the heart of God. When this happens, their lives become measured by time rather than by eternity, making them ineffective in representing God’s intention in their generation.

In this message, the speaker explains that disalignment does not always look like rebellion or sin. It can be hidden under religious activity, good intentions, and even sincere prayers. The problem is not the activity itself but the source—whether it flows from God’s eternal witness or from human ambition and self-will.

Key lessons from this teaching include:

Disalignment blinds us from God’s heart. When believers operate outside of alignment, they cannot perceive what God is doing in their generation. They live out of their own desires instead of divine purpose.

Religious activity is not proof of alignment. Attending church, praying in tongues, or seeking breakthroughs are good, but without alignment, they lack eternal weight.

Creatures of time vs. witnesses of eternity. A life measured only by earthly timelines—career progress, personal success, or even ministry activity—misses the eternal scope of God’s plan. True alignment allows believers to manifest God’s eternal witness in their time.

The fracture of alignment is subtle but dangerous. It often goes unnoticed because outward activity continues, but the divine mandate remains unfulfilled.

Alignment requires posture. Staying aligned means yielding continually to God’s will, keeping the heart in sync with His Spirit, and allowing eternal purpose to shape daily life.

Scriptures that shed light on this teaching:

John 5:30 — “I seek not my own will, but the will of the Father which hath sent me.”

Matthew 7:21–23 — Activity without alignment is rejected by Jesus.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 — God has set eternity in the human heart.

Romans 8:14 — “As many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.”

Who should watch:

Believers who feel spiritually active but fruitless.

Christians who desire to truly know God’s heart for their generation.

Ministers and leaders seeking to avoid burnout caused by misaligned pursuits.

Anyone longing to move from self-driven goals into God-driven purpose.

This message is both a warning and an invitation: activity without alignment leads to frustration, but yielding to God’s eternal witness leads to fruitfulness, relevance, and fulfillment of divine destiny.

If this teaching speaks to you, don’t just listen—apply it. Align your heart with God, and let His eternal purpose reshape your desires and activities.

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