We need to learn to thank the Lord for closed doors,
in the same way we do for an open door.
When one door closes, it forces us to
change our course.
If another door closes, it forces us to change our
course yet again.
Then finally, we find the open door and walk right into our
blessing.
But instead of praising GOD for the closed door (which kept us out of
trouble), we get upset because we "judge by the appearance of a closed door." And in our own arrogance, or ignorance, we insist that we know what is
right.
We have a very present help, in the time of need, who
is always standing guard. Because He walks ahead of us, He can see trouble down
the road and HE sets up roadblocks and detours accordingly.
But through our lack of wisdom, we try to tear down
the roadblocks or push aside the detour signs. Then the minute we get into
trouble, we start crying, "Lord how could this happen to me?" We have to realize
that the closed door was a blessing. Didn't He say, "No good thing will He
withhold from them that love Him?"
If that man or woman
won't return your call, it might not be them. It might be the Lord, setting up a
roadblock - so just let it go. I'm so grateful for the many times GOD has closed
doors to me, just to open another one in the most unexpected places. "The steps
of a good man are ordered by the Lord, and He delights in his way" - Psalm
37:23
Closed doors are
always a blessing from the Lord,
because He know the thing awaiting behind the
closed door
was not for our good.
PRAISE GOD FOR CLOSED DOORS!
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