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The Wisdom of Closed Doors: How God Protects You by Saying “No”

You prayed. You planned. You knocked on the door you were sure God would open… …and it stayed shut. Most of us don’t call that guidance. We call it failure, rejection, or spiritual attack. But in Scripture, the God who opens the Red Sea is also the God who shuts Noah’s ark, blocks Balaam in the road, redirects Paul’s ministry route, and tells David, “You will not be the one to build this.” Closed doors are not always punishment. Very often, they are protective love wearing a disguise. This message, “The Wisdom of Closed Doors: How God Protects You by Saying ‘No’,” is for anyone who is standing in a hallway full of “no’s” and quietly wondering if they missed God… or if God has somehow forgotten them. In this teaching, we’ll explore: The God of open doors and closed ones – why both can be signs that He is deeply involved in your story Closed doors as answered prayers in disguise – how God protects the future you asked for by shutting down the present you’re clinging to Why not every “no” is the devil – learning to discern when God Himself is the One holding the doorknob What closed doors reveal about your heart – the hidden idols of success, momentum, and recognition that only a “no” can expose The four main kinds of “no” in a believer’s life: a protective no (this would harm you) a redirecting no (this is not your door) a preparing not yet (you’re not ready… yet) a pruning no more (this season has ended) How to respond wisely in the hallway of “no” – grieving honestly, asking better questions, staying faithful where you are, guarding your heart from bitterness, and being willing to move your feet when God redirects you If you’re tired of banging on doors that will not open, this message will help you see your season differently. You are not being randomly blocked; you are being carefully guided by a Father who sees what you don’t see. He is not just the God of open doors. He is the God who loves you enough to say “no” when “yes” would have destroyed you.