In this episode of *Breathe*, host Adelaide Pimble delivers a spiritual message based on Isaiah 43:18-19, urging listeners to release the past and embrace God’s new work in their lives. She explains that both past successes and painful experiences can trap people, preventing them from advancing toward their God-given destiny. Using the Israelites’ journey as an example—including their miraculous crossing of the Red Sea and their release from Babylon—Adelaide emphasizes that God desires to do fresh things, not repeat old miracles. She interprets the “wilderness” as life’s challenges, such as sickness, infertility, marital delays, or rejection, and promises that God will create a path through these difficulties. The “rivers in the desert” symbolize peace, ease, comfort, and abundance. Adelaide encourages listeners to stop dwelling on past failures or glories, to look forward, and to trust God’s word, which is more reliable than His name. She calls for a shift from slavery of the mind to freedom, urging believers to hold onto God’s promises as they move toward their promised land. The episode concludes with a blessing and an invitation to follow her on Instagram for more teachings. The core message is one of hope, renewal, and forward-looking faith.
Hello, welcome to Breathe. A podcast that provides you with a word of God which will propel you into the God's given destiny as you take territories for Christ. Every week I will be bringing the word of God that would elevate you to where God has prepared for you in destiny. Breathe will bring to you God's Word to awaken the giant in you to become in what God has ordained you to be. My name is Adelaide Pimble, just relax and breathe in the Word of God. I know I have got a idea today to breathe. It says in the book of Isaiah 43 verse 18 and 19. It reads, "Do not remember the four more things, not consider the things of hold. Behold, I will do a new thing. Now it shall spring forth. Shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness and rivers in desert." Hallelujah. Amen. You can imagine what God is saying in there. It says, "Forget the four more things, do not dwell in the past." Do you know that some people are raising their not moving forward. It's actually due to the past's success they've had. They keep dwelling in the past. Oh, you know, I remember when I was reat, I remember when I used to walk in this, I used to end this. God is saying, "Remember not the four more things." Okay, let's flip it on the other side. It could be some people had always, always had that bitter experience. And they're like, "When is this going to ever, ever change? Quite a scene to you today. Forget the four more things. Do not dwell in the past." Hmm. Let's say, remember in the book, in the days of a Bible, when this was, when God gave us word, it was when the Israelites, also known as the Judeans, had the reach history of God, doing marvelous miracle for them. They were, they were, they had the descendants that had walked through the dry red sea. You know, how God patted the red sea for them. And they were able to walk through and the waters were the wall. Remember? Hmm. But God is saying, "Don't get stuck in the pasts." That's in the past. I want to do something new for you today. Whatever it is you've gone through in the past, God is saying, "Look forward." There is greatness before you. There is licking before you. There is breakthrough before you. There is great opportunities. Latter, victory before you. So you're saying, "Remember, just look forward. Do not remember the things that were told in the past." See what God even said here. He said, "I will make a way for you in the wilderness." So what is the wilderness of life you've gone through? What are you going through today? Are you sick? Are you looking unto the Lord for the fruit of the womb? Are you looking? You know, what are you looking for? Are you going to make it with God or that one? If you're going to come, it's a good God. You think I've been married for so long. I haven't got children or you're waiting on the Lord to get married. Are you saying, "Oh my God, things are not working the way they should walk." It's going to make way for you. Remember the Israelites, they had to walk through so many deserts, wilderness before they got to their promised land. So God is taking you to that promised land. He's taking you to that place. You know, when the Israelites were released from Babylon, you know, they watched you, like I said, they watched you wilderness before they could get to that promised land. So God is taking you to your promised land. He's making way for you in that wilderness, in that wilderness of life, in that situation you're going through. God is making way for you. You're coming out today of that slavery, slavery of the mind, slavery of the situation you're going through that has kept you bound. You're coming here today. You're coming out of it today because God is making a way for you in the wilderness. They could, you know, the battles of life, you know, it's bringing you out of it. It's bringing you out of delay. It's bringing you out of rejection. It's making way for you. Remember the next verse, the thing he said next said, "Reverse in desert." So in that desert situation, God is bringing river. What does river mean? That means peace. It means ease. It means comfort. It means abundance. It means abundance. So in that rock, God is bringing abundance. So just stay, just hold onto the world of God because His word, His honor is word more than His name. So just meditate on His word, hold God to His promise and it will never fail you. So God is saying to you today to breathe. It's making a way for you in the wilderness, reversing desert, do not remember the following things. Move up. Come up higher. That's all God is saying. Supreme. Supreme. Great. Great. God loves you. Thank you for listening today. For more of God's word, you can find me on Instagram at @daitola_doppinum. Thank God bless you and may He cause His face to shine upon you in Jesus' name. Amen.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
God tells His people to forget the past and not dwell on former things, as He is about to do something new.
The message references Isaiah 43
Dwelling on past successes or bitter experiences can prevent moving forward into God’s destiny.
The Israelites’ history of miracles (e.g., parting the Red Sea) is used as an example of past works that should not hinder future faith.
God promises breakthrough, peace, comfort, and abundance in current difficult situations (wilderness or desert).
Listeners are encouraged to hold onto God’s word, meditate on His promises, and look forward to their promised land.
Summary:
In this episode of *Breathe*, host Adelaide Pimble delivers a spiritual message based on Isaiah 43:18-19, urging listeners to release the past and embrace God’s new work in their lives. She explains that both past successes and painful experiences can trap people, preventing them from advancing toward their God-given destiny. Using the Israelites’ journey as an example—including their miraculous crossing of the Red Sea and their release from Babylon—Adelaide emphasizes that God desires to do fresh things, not repeat old miracles.
She interprets the “wilderness” as life’s challenges, such as sickness, infertility, marital delays, or rejection, and promises that God will create a path through these difficulties. The “rivers in the desert” symbolize peace, ease, comfort, and abundance. Adelaide encourages listeners to stop dwelling on past failures or glories, to look forward, and to trust God’s word, which is more reliable than His name.
She calls for a shift from slavery of the mind to freedom, urging believers to hold onto God’s promises as they move toward their promised land. The episode concludes with a blessing and an invitation to follow her on Instagram for more teachings. The core message is one of hope, renewal, and forward-looking faith.
FAQs
The main message is from Isaiah 43:18-19, encouraging listeners to forget the past and look forward to the new things God is doing, even in difficult situations.
God means not to dwell on past successes or failures, as they can hinder moving forward into the destiny He has prepared.
It signifies that God will provide a path and breakthrough in difficult or barren situations in your life, such as sickness, delays, or rejection.
It represents peace, ease, comfort, and abundance that God brings into seemingly hopeless or dry circumstances.
The Israelites experienced God's miracles like parting the Red Sea, but God told them not to get stuck in the past because He wanted to do something new for them.
Listeners should meditate on God's word, hold Him to His promises, and trust that His word will never fail.
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