27/07/2026
Matthew 9:16-17
No one puts a piece of unshrunk cloth on an old garment; for the patch pulls away from the garment, and the tear is made worse. 17 Nor do they put new wine into old wineskins, or else the wineskins break, the wine is spilt, and the wineskins are ruined. But they put new wine into new wineskins, and both are preserved.”
✓ Everyone you meet is a product of an ideology.
✓ Everybody is a student of a school of thought or more.
✓ Why teaching is superior to feeling is that feeling is immediate, but teaching is ultimate.
✓ The override of feelings over teaching is often temporal.
✓ An ideology forms a foundation in the thought of someone and checkmate other information the person receives.
✓ We read and understand things from the dominant thought of our lives. Those dominant thoughts are a product of the school system.
✓ Experiences too, can make us students of a school of thought.
✓ Why you must not joke with the dominant thought of anyone you must take seriously is that when what you say conflicts with their dominant thoughts, they revolt against it, even when it's the truth.
✓ Why seasons raise different breeds of relevant individuals is because someone whose wineskin is filled with a school of thought always finds it difficult to accept a higher ideology.
✓ Everyone has a wine skin. When yours is filled with the old wine, it can't take the new.
✓ Every impartation imposes its limitations on its students (2 Corinthians 3:14-17).
✓ Some people accept new ideologies but still struggle with their former interpretation.
1. Some Pharisees gave their lives to Christ but were under the bo***ge of some Mosaic precepts (Acts 15:1-5).
2. There are some believers, priests inclusive, who carry over certain idolatry practices into Christianity.
3. Many single people carry over their singles mindset into marriage.
✓ There will always be a regurgitation of former thoughts you must resist. Paul was in that situation at a time (Romans 7:18-25).
✓ Dealing with former impartation is a continuous battle we must face.
✓ The early church had its fair share of conflict. Their conflict-resolution mechanism was what kept them healthy (Acts 15).
✓ It was the Apostles and elders that dealt with conflicts in the church, not everyone (Acts 15:1-6, 23).
THE SAMARIAN-WELL EXPERIENCE
✓ A Samaritan woman came to draw water from the well and Jesus asked her for a drink. She brought up ethnic bias.
✓ Ethnic bias shields people from certain blessings and privileges they should have accessed. (If you know the gift of God and who it is who says to you, "Give me a drink".
✓ "Go call your husband". She was not righteous.
✓ The Samaritan woman in Acts 4 was not righteous but religious. She was defending a place of worship without having an active relationship with Him that is worshipped.
✓ An active relationship with God guarantees righteousness. Anything outside it is mere religious rituals.
✓ It is possible for people to worship what/who they don't know (John 4:21-24).
✓ Worship is not about the place but the realm.
One of the major things that accepting Christ does for us is to deal with former impartations by the renewing of the mind.