Apostle Edu Udechukwu has urged believers to stay spiritually sensitive, warning that failing to recognize and move with divine shifts could leave them stagnant.
“There is a shift in the spirit, and if there is a shift and you don’t enter, after a moment you begin to level in the flesh,” he cautioned, emphasizing that spiritual growth is not about human effort but alignment with divine movements.
Explaining how spiritual transitions work, he said, “Things happen in the spirit in that you are carried by a wave. You do something, but not because you planned to—it is a spontaneous reaction to the environment you are in.”
Using a practical analogy, he stated, “If this place is hot and you put your hands on it, what will you do? You are not removing your hand because you planned to; it is a reaction to where you have found yourself.”
He further warned that those who fail to align with the shift will eventually feel disconnected from others moving forward in their spiritual journeys. “After two or three years, you will notice that the people who started with you are no longer with you. But all of you are still praying. That means they shifted, and you remained the same,” he noted.
Apostle Udechukwu concluded by urging believers to stay attuned to the “revelation of the season” to avoid becoming spiritually stagnant, even if they remain physically present in church activities.
