Podcast Episode 6: Closed Doors & Clear Paths | Show Notes

Today’s episode is for the woman staring at a door that just slammed shut.

Maybe it was a job, a relationship, or a dream you thought was right. Or maybe it’s something you knew needed to end—but it still stings.

I’ve been there, praying for clarity, only for God to answer with a closed door. If you’re in that uncertain space between endings and new beginnings, you’re not alone—and you’re not failing. Today, I’m sharing why God sometimes disrupts our plans, what biblical examples teach us about closed doors, and how your “no” might actually be God’s “yes” to something greater.

🔑 Key Takeaways from Today’s Episode:

✅ Closed Doors Are Often Redirection, Not Rejection
God doesn’t slam doors to punish us—He uses them to guide us into new purpose.

✅ Biblical Case Studies of Closed Doors:

• Ruth: Loss led to legacy. She chose faith over comfort and found redemption.
• Esther: Staying silent would have been safer, but courage saved a nation.
• Nehemiah: Left comfort for calling, rebuilding not just walls but hope.

✅ Comfort Isn’t Always God’s Best
Sometimes it’s not the enemy holding us back—it’s our own attachment to what’s familiar.

✅ Disruption Prepares You for Calling
Seasons of change, moves, and endings often loosen our grip on what’s safe so God can lead us somewhere more sacred.

✅ It’s Okay to Grieve and Still Move Forward
Closed doors can feel like loss, but they’re also invitations into something new.

🌿 Reflection Questions:

• Has a door recently closed in your life?
• Is God asking you to let go of comfort to step into something new?
• Where might God be calling you that feels unknown or scary?

“When God disrupts, it’s never to destroy—it’s to deliver.”

Through every move, every pivot, and every closed door in my own life, God has been faithful. He’s used each ending to lead me closer to my purpose and to this very message I’m sharing with you.

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