When They Attack You, Do This | Billy Graham

My friends, I come before you today with a message burning in my heart—a word that will awaken your soul, stir your spirit, and lift your eyes to the heavens. For some of you, this message will shake you from your slumber. For others, it will be confirmation that God is moving.

Yes, even now, behind the scenes, preparing something that eyes have not seen, ears have not heard, and hearts have not even imagined. You have been walking through a valley, and some of you have been camped there so long you've started calling it home. But hear me when I say this: the valley is not your destination.

God has a mountain prepared for you. He has a door—not just any door, but a divine door—a door that no man can shut. And when God gets ready to move, no devil in hell can stop it.

When God says enough, chains break. When God says go forward, seize part. When God says it's time, doors swing open.

There are moments in your life when the atmosphere around you starts to shift. You can't always explain it. It's not written in the sky; and yet something deep in your soul tells you that change is coming—not just any change, but divine change, holy transformation, an elevation ordained by heaven.

The problem is that we often miss the signs. We misinterpret the pressure. We misjudge the pain.

But if you have eyes to see and ears to hear, the Spirit of the Lord is whispering to you, saying, "I am about to do a new thing. " Do you not perceive it? Yes, beloved, there are signs—clear signs—that God is about to open new doors in your life.

Not all signs look like miracles. Some look like midnight. Some look like betrayal.

Some look like silence. But they are signs nonetheless. So I ask you, are you paying attention?

Are you discerning the season you're in? Or have you grown so weary that you stopped watching for the hand of God? Let me speak to your soul today.

The door you've been praying for, the breakthrough you've been waiting on, the answer you've cried out for in the middle of the night—God heard it, and He is responding. But before He opens that door, He often sends signals, spiritual indicators that something new is about to be birthed in your life. You must recognize the signs, for they are not always obvious to the natural eye.

But to the one who walks in faith, they are unmistakable. First, when God is about to open new doors in your life, He will often shut others completely. And I'm not talking about gentle closings; I'm talking about slamming shut doors.

Opportunities that once flowed are now blocked. People who were once with you are gone. Places you once thrived in now feel foreign and dry.

Hear me: this is not rejection; it is redirection. God is not punishing you; He is preparing you. Don't curse the closed door; thank God for it.

Because He's not closing you out; He's closing you in to His purpose, His calling, His divine will. You see, when a door shuts in your face, it hurts. It can feel like loss, like failure, like abandonment.

But what if I told you that closed doors are proof that God is near? What if I told you that when one door shuts, it's because a better one is being built? You may cry over what you lost, but you'll rejoice when you see what's coming.

Because the God you serve doesn't take things away without a plan to replace them with something better. The second sign is divine discontent. You used to be content with where you were.

The job was good. The relationships were comfortable. The environment was predictable.

But suddenly, that comfort begins to feel like a cage. You wake up with a heaviness. The things that once brought you peace now bring you restlessness.

This is not depression, my friend; this is divine agitation. God is stirring your nest just like the eagle stirs her young—not to torment you, but to teach you how to fly. You were not created to stay in the same place forever.

And sometimes God has to make where you are uncomfortable so you can move into what's next. The shaking is a sign; the irritation is a sign. Don't ignore it.

That agitation in your spirit is heaven's trumpet saying, "Get ready. It's time to move. " You can't build tents in a place God is calling you to pass through.

If you stay too long in the wrong season, you'll miss the door to the right one. Third, when God is about to open a new door, you will face unusual resistance. Oh yes, I said resistance!

Because when the devil sees that God is setting something up for you, he doesn't wait until the door is open to attack—you better believe he comes early. He sends storms, distractions, confusion; he sends people to mock you, circumstances to discourage you, and lies to distort your vision. Why?

Because even the enemy can smell promotion. Resistance is not always a sign you're going the wrong way. Sometimes it's the clearest sign you're getting close.

The enemy doesn't waste energy on people who pose no threat to his kingdom. If you're facing hell right now, take heart; it's because heaven is preparing to release something into your life. You are under attack because you're carrying something precious.

You are being pressed because you are being positioned. The pain is not punishment; it's preparation. Don't you dare quit now—you're too close.

Fourth, when God is about to open new doors in your life, He will often send divine connections—people you did not expect, encounters you could not have orchestrated, moments that seem ordinary but are soaked in destiny. These are not just people; they are divine appointments crafted by God to help you step into your next season. Passing through.

These are messengers, carriers of favor, keys to your next season. They may not look like angels. They may not come wearing titles, but their presence ignites something in you.

Their words open your eyes. Their wisdom prepares your feet. Their favor unlocks places you could never have reached on your own.

Do not ignore these divine appointments. God often hides purpose in people. He wraps your next level in a conversation.

That stranger who speaks a word that pierces your heart. That mentor who walks into your life when you are about to give up. That door that opens through a simple introduction.

These are not coincidences. These are confirmation. God is strategic.

He will send the right person at the right time to say the right thing that pushes you into the right place. You've been praying for open doors, but God is sending people instead because His method is not always a miracle. It's often a man or woman of God carrying the answer to your cry.

And you must be discerning. Some people come to distract, but others are sent to direct. Some come to drain, but others will help you draw from the well of purpose that has been buried under years of fear, regret, and hesitation.

Fifth, when God is about to open new doors in your life, your appetite changes. Oh, listen closely now. What once satisfied your soul will no longer feed you.

You'll find yourself hungry for deeper things. The music that used to entertain you will start to grieve your spirit. The conversations that once made you laugh will now feel empty.

The places you used to frequent will begin to feel uncomfortable, even foreign. This isn't you being judgmental; this is you being sanctified. God is separating you from the shallow so He can reveal the sacred.

He is increasing your hunger for righteousness. Your soul starts to crave the word. You begin waking up earlier just to pray.

You feel drawn to solitude. Your spirit becomes sensitive. This is not weakness; it's preparation.

You are being made ready. You're shedding old skin because the oil for the next door requires a fresh vessel. God cannot pour new wine into old wine skins.

So, He purifies your desires. He changes your taste. You no longer want what the world offers.

You want what heaven is releasing. And let me tell you something: this hunger is a gift. Because God never stirs a hunger He doesn't intend to fill.

When your appetite shifts, when you lose the craving for the common, when you start longing for the holy, that is a sure sign that God is about to open a door that requires a consecrated heart. Sixth, there will be a season of silence. Oh yes, don't let that silence fool you.

Silence is not absence. Silence is strategy. There are moments when God stops speaking, not because He has abandoned you, but because He is watching to see what you will do with what He already said.

The teacher is always silent during the test. Some of you have been crying out, "God, why can't I hear You? " But could it be that heaven is holding its breath, waiting to see if you will walk by faith and not by sight?

If you will trust what He said, even when you can't trace what He's doing. Let me speak boldly now. This silence is sacred.

It is the incubator of destiny. Seeds do not grow in noise; they grow in hidden places, dark places, quiet places. Don't despise the silence.

Embrace it. Because while you wait in the stillness, heaven is building something behind the veil. The silence is where strength is forged.

The silence is where roots grow deep. The silence is where you discover that your faith was never in what you felt; it was in who you knew. And when God finally speaks again, when that door swings wide open, you will be ready.

Because you learned to walk without a spotlight. You learned to worship in the dark. You learned to stand when no one was clapping.

You learned to believe when everything around you screamed doubt. That is the kind of faith that unlocks heaven. And seventh, listen to me with all your heart.

Before God opens a new door in your life, He will always test your obedience. Not partial obedience, not delayed obedience, but radical, immediate, unquestioning obedience, because the next door requires a level of trust that most are unwilling to offer. God will ask you to do something that doesn't make sense.

He will ask you to walk away from something secure. He will ask you to sow when you feel like hoarding. He will ask you to speak when silence feels safe.

He will ask you to forgive when revenge would feel better. And in that moment, everything in your flesh will scream "No. " But your spirit must rise up and say, "Yes, Lord.

" Do you remember Abraham? God told him to leave everything familiar—not after the details were explained, not once the path was clear, but immediately, "Go to the land I will show you. " God didn't even name the place.

Why? Because obedience isn't about knowing the destination; it's about trusting the voice. God is not looking for people who just want open doors.

He's looking for people who trust Him enough to walk through them without hesitation. Your obedience is the key. And the sooner you obey, the sooner the door opens.

But if you delay, if you negotiate, if you hesitate, the door may remain shut. Not because God doesn't want to bless you, but because He refuses to release blessings to disobedient hands. The next level is not about talent.

It's not about popularity. It's not about charisma. It's about character.

Will you trust God when the path is unclear? Will you obey Him when it costs you everything? Will you.

. . "Say yes when it feels like the hardest thing in the world?

Because that yes, my friend, that trembling, tear-empty, faith-soaked yes, will split the heavens and shake the gates of hell. That yes will open doors no man can shut. Let me speak directly to the weary soul today.

You've been waiting. You've been pressing. You've been praying.

And you've been wondering, 'God, is it ever going to happen? Is the door ever going to open? ' Let me assure you, it is.

But God is not in a rush. He's in control. And before He opens the door, He prepares the vessel.

Because a door opened too soon can destroy what it was meant to bless. A door opened without preparation can turn promotion into a curse. God loves you too much to open a door you're not ready for.

So instead of asking Him to hurry, ask Him to prepare you. Instead of demanding a timeline, surrender your trust. Instead of knocking frantically, rest in knowing the One who holds the keys is also the One who knows your heart.

There is a door with your name on it. It was carved by grace. It was sealed with purpose.

It is guarded by angels. And when God says it's time, no devil, no delay, no deception, no distraction can keep it closed. So rise up, lift your head, shake off the dust, wipe the tears, strengthen your faith, let fire fill your bones.

God is not finished with you. He is just getting started. The door is near.

The door is holy. The door is your next season, your next assignment, your next elevation. And God is already turning the knob.

Stay in position. Stay in prayer. Stay in faith.

Because I declare in the authority of heaven, the door is opening. But listen, before the door opens, God will often allow pressure to increase. Yes, the warfare intensifies.

The attacks become more personal. The confusion grows louder. Why?

Because hell does not war against something that isn't about to shift the atmosphere. When the enemy senses that heaven has marked you for transition, he will throw everything he has to distract you, to discourage you, to detain you. You think it's just stress.

You think it's just a rough week. But no, beloved, it is a spiritual assault meant to stop you from stepping into the threshold of your next assignment. This is why you must not give up right before breakthrough.

The greatest opposition often comes before the greatest opportunity. You will feel like quitting. You will feel forgotten.

You will feel like your prayers have become echoes in an empty room. But that is the moment to dig your heels in, to grip the cross tighter, to stand even when your legs tremble. Because just beyond the pressure is the promise.

And just beyond the tears is the testimony. Pressure is proof you're carrying something worth birthing. You are pregnant with purpose.

The contractions of destiny are not meant to destroy you. They are pushing you to the door. God is using the shaking to shift you.

He is using the discomfort to deliver you. He is using the storm to strengthen you. And though it feels like chaos, in heaven's eyes, it's perfect timing.

And let me speak to the ones who have been overlooked. You've been faithful in the background. You've served when no one clapped.

You gave when no one thanked you. You prayed for others while your own heart was breaking. You've watched others walk through doors while you waited in silence, wondering when your turn would come.

Hear me now. God has not forgotten you. Your name is written in His hands.

Your tears are in His bottle. Your labor has not been in vain. Promotion does not come from people.

It does not come from platforms. It comes from the Lord. And when God decides to lift you, He will bypass the opinions of men, the limits of systems, and the expectations of those who tried to box you in.

He will raise you up in such a way that those who ignored you will have to watch you walk through the very doors they said would never open. God delights in taking the overlooked and making them overcomers. He takes the least likely and uses them mightily.

He doesn't choose based on credentials. He chooses based on surrender. And if your heart has remained pure, if your motives have stayed holy, He will honor you openly.

What you did in secret, He will reward in the light. But don't be surprised if the door doesn't look like what you expected. God is the master of mystery.

He often wraps blessings in burdens. He hides breakthroughs inside battles. He places glory inside garments of grief.

You were looking for a grand door, something flashy, something celebrated. But God might open a door that looks small to man but leads to eternal impact. Never underestimate the power of a quiet calling.

The open door might not be a platform. It might be a person. It might be a conversation.

It might be a small act of obedience that changes a generation. Some of the greatest doors in Scripture were disguised as interruptions. Moses didn't expect a burning bush.

David didn't expect Goliath. Esther didn't expect the king's favor, but they stepped through anyway, and history was changed. What if your interruption is really your invitation?

What if what you're complaining about is the very thing God is using to elevate you? What if your detour is actually divine? You see, we often pray for open doors, but we resist the process that leads to them.

We want the glory without the groaning. We want the prize without the pressure. But God says, 'No, child.

I am preparing you not just to walk through the door, but to remain standing once you do. ' Because not every open door is. .

. " A blessing! Some doors are traps dressed as opportunities.

That's why you must walk in discernment. Not every door that glows is God. Not every offer is holy.

The enemy can open doors too: doors of compromise, doors of distraction, doors of destruction. If you are not anchored in the Word, you will walk through the wrong door, and what you thought was a blessing will become a burden. That's why your intimacy with God must be deeper than your desire for elevation.

You must love His presence more than your platform. You must hunger for His voice more than for validation. You must want His will more than your own way, because only then can you truly discern which doors are divine.

This is a season where God is refining His people. He is pruning what is unfruitful. He is revealing what has been hidden.

He is testing motives. He is shaking kingdoms. And through all of it, He is whispering, "Stay close to Me.

Keep your eyes on Me. Trust My timing. Obey My voice.

You don't need to knock on every door. You don't need to force what God has not yet opened. You don't need to manipulate, strive, or beg.

The door He opens for you will be undeniable. It will come with peace, not pressure. It will bring clarity, not confusion.

It will align with His Word, not your worries. And you will know it in time. You will feel it in your spirit: a holy urgency, a fire in your bones, a peace that makes no sense.

Everything in you will cry out, 'This is the way. Walk in it. ' And when that moment comes, you will not hesitate.

You will not look back. You will not second-guess, because the preparation has produced boldness. The waiting has built confidence.

And your trust has become unshakable. That door you've been praying for, it’s not just about you. It’s about those connected to your obedience.

Your yes will unlock destinies. Your breakthrough will break generational curses. Your step of faith will start a chain reaction of salvation, healing, and revival.

That door is not just your entrance; it's someone else's escape. Someone is waiting on the other side of your obedience. So walk boldly, child of God.

Walk humbly, but walk boldly. You were created for this. You were chosen for this.

You were born for such a time as this. And the same God who has kept you in the fire is the same God who is leading you to the door. And hear me now, child of God: when the Lord opens a door, no man can shut it.

I don't care what they've said about you. I don't care how many times they've tried to disqualify you. I don't care how long you’ve been on the sidelines, watching others move ahead while you’ve waited in stillness.

The door that God opens has your name on it. It has been sealed with divine purpose. No jealousy can block it.

No system can delay it. No demon in hell can revoke it. When God says it is time, the hinges of heaven will swing, and you will walk through.

But don't you forget this: God is not in a hurry, and He’s not trying to impress people with your arrival. He’s trying to develop something in you that will last when the applause fades. The open door is not a reward; it is a responsibility.

It is not a stage; it is a stewardship. And if you walk through it with pride, it will crush you. But if you walk through it with humility, it will crown you.

The Lord is looking for those who will carry His glory, not steal it. Those who will point to Him, not themselves. That's why the preparation has taken time.

That's why the process has been painful. That's why the pruning has felt so severe. Because God is not trying to give you a moment; He’s trying to give you a mantle.

And mantles are not for the faint of heart. They require courage. They require consecration.

They require character, not charisma. Character! We have too many people who want influence without integrity.

We have too many voices who want to be heard but haven't sat long enough in the secret place to know what heaven is truly saying. But God is raising a remnant, a holy remnant, who refuse to be bought, who will not compromise, who will not bow to culture, who will walk through doors, not to build their own kingdoms, but to advance the Kingdom of God. You see, when God is about to open a door in your life, there will be a shift in your spirit.

You'll begin to lose your appetite for things that once entertained you. You'll start waking up with a holy burden. You'll find yourself pulled to prayer more often.

You'll sense the Holy Spirit drawing you out of certain conversations, out of old environments, away from the familiar. That's not isolation. God is pulling you apart because He's about to set you apart.

He is sanctifying you for the assignment. You can't take everyone with you through the next door. You can't carry old baggage through new breakthroughs.

You can't mix sacred oil with worldly agendas. You've got to be willing to walk alone if that’s what obedience demands. Oh, it’s going to cost you something.

It might cost you friends. It might cost you comfort. It might cost you the approval of people who used to walk closely with you.

But don’t you dare trade the calling for comfort. Don’t you dare forfeit your purpose for popularity. The door God is opening will demand all of you.

And when you give Him all, He gives you access to all He has. Some of you have been standing in front of locked doors, pounding, begging, crying, asking God to open what He has not ordained. And God.

. . door that seems closed, there are blessings prepared just for you.

The waiting is not in vain; it’s a period of preparation. God is working behind the scenes, orchestrating everything for your good. When the time is right, the door will swing wide open, and you will step into the fullness of what He has for you.

Trust the process. Embrace the journey. You are not alone in this season of waiting.

God is with you, and He is moving on your behalf. So hold on to hope, keep the faith, and prepare yourself for what’s to come. The best is yet to be revealed.

Scenes, God is aligning circumstances. He's moving mountains. He's rearranging things on your behalf.

While you're waiting, He's working. While you're praying, He's preparing. There is no wasted time in God's economy.

Every moment of waiting is an opportunity for God to build in you what is necessary for the new season He's bringing you into. But the waiting, it will test your faith. The waiting will test your character.

The waiting will test your obedience. You will be tempted to settle for less. You will be tempted to walk through a door that seems easier, more comfortable, more immediate.

But that door is a trap. It's the counterfeit. It's the distraction.

The door that God is opening for you is not always the one that leads easiest, but it is always the one that leads to purpose, to destiny, to fulfillment. That's why you've got to be discerning. You've got to be spiritually sharp.

The enemy will offer you shortcuts. He will offer you opportunities that look good on the surface, but will ultimately rob you of the fullness of God's best. You've got to know what is from God.

And you've got to know how to wait for it. The waiting, beloved, is not for nothing. It is not punishment.

It is preparation. Do you realize that God is equipping you in this moment for something greater? You are being refined like gold in the fire.

You are being tested to see if you will trust Him when the answer hasn't yet come. Will you stand in faith when everything around you screams, "Give up? " Will you still praise when the breakthrough has not yet manifested?

Will you continue to walk in obedience when the path seems unclear? If you will, the door will open, and it will open wide. When God opens a door, it is not a door to mediocrity.

It's a door to a future you can't even imagine yet. And let's talk about this. There are doors that God will not open until you let go of the things that have been holding you back.

There are relationships He will not bless until you're willing to walk away from toxic influences. There are opportunities He will not release until you release your grip on your past. Some of you are standing at the threshold of a great promise, but you're carrying the baggage of yesterday: the hurt of the past, the bitterness, the unforgiveness, the anger.

And God is saying, "Let it go. Walk through this door, but walk light. " You cannot walk through the door of your future while carrying the chains of your past.

Forgiveness is the key to freedom. Forgiveness is the key to the door. The door that God is opening is not for the bitter and the brokenhearted in a way that you can stay in that place.

No, it's for those who will rise up, forgive, let go, and step forward into His promises with an open heart, a healed heart, and a trusting heart. If you're holding on to offense, it will be hard for you to walk through that door. The door you've been praying for is blocked by unforgiveness.

And the key is in your hand. Forgive. Let go.

Release the past and watch how God moves. The reason why the Lord is doing this in this season is because He is preparing you for greatness. He is preparing you for something that will not only impact your life, but it will touch generations to come.

The door is not just about you; it's about what God wants to do through you. There are people tied to your obedience. There are families waiting on your breakthrough.

There are souls that will be reached when you step into the door God is opening for you. Don't think for one second that your faithfulness is for nothing. Don't think for one second that God isn't aware of your sacrifices.

He sees it all. He knows the nights you've stayed up praying. He knows the tears you've cried when no one was watching.

He sees your heart, and He is ready to reward your faithfulness. But this is also the moment where you must understand this one principle: God is not just interested in your success; He is interested in your significance. He doesn't want you to just succeed; He wants you to make an eternal impact.

He wants your life to matter. He wants the door He opens for you to be a stepping stone to something far greater than you could have ever planned for yourself. This door isn't about you having more; it's about you giving more.

It's about serving more. It's about using your influence to point others to the Savior. The door you're walking through is the door to a new level of influence.

It's a door to a new level of purpose. It's a door to a new level of grace. And I don't care what the enemy has told you.

I don't care how many people have tried to disqualify you. If God has said it's time, it's time. And there is no devil in hell who can stop what God is about to do in your life.

You were born for such a time as this. You were destined for this moment. You were chosen for this door.

And when you walk through it, you will not walk alone. The power of God will go before you. The hand of God will sustain you.

The peace of God will guard you, and the joy of the Lord will be your strength. It's time. It's time for you to step into your destiny.

It's time for you to walk through that door. Are you ready? I feel a stirring in my soul today as I speak to you.

And I believe it's no coincidence that you are here hearing these words. God is speaking to you, calling you higher, calling you. .

. To a new place. The door you've been waiting for is not just an opportunity; it's a divine assignment.

It's an invitation from heaven to step into the fullness of what God has prepared for you. I want you to understand this: the door that God is about to open is not just for you to step into a new season; it's for you to walk into your divine destiny. Too many of us, beloved, are trapped in cycles of mediocrity.

We live our lives just waiting for the next thing to come, as if we're at the mercy of fate. But I want to remind you today: you are not at the mercy of fate. You are at the mercy of a loving, sovereign God who is in control of your destiny.

He is the one who knows the plans He has for you. He is the one who has been shaping and molding you for this very moment. Your life is not a series of random events; your life has been divinely orchestrated by the Creator of the universe.

And He's about to open doors that no man can shut. But you must understand: this door, this opportunity, is not just about worldly success. No, this door is about the kingdom.

It is about fulfilling your purpose in God's grand plan. When God opens a door, it is not just to make your life easier or more comfortable. He is opening that door to bring glory to His name through your life.

He's opening it so you can step into a place of influence, a place where you can touch the lives of others, a place where your testimony will impact the world for His glory. Do not be deceived, though. As God opens doors, the enemy will try to convince you that it's too much for you.

He will try to plant seeds of doubt, whispering that you are unworthy, unqualified, or incapable of walking through the door that God has set before you. He will tell you that you've missed your chance, that it's too late, that the door is not for someone like you. Don't listen to those lies.

Don't let the enemy speak defeat over your life. God does not call the qualified; He qualifies the called. If God has opened the door for you, He has already equipped you to walk through it.

But there is something crucial here, beloved: you must trust Him completely. Trust is the foundation on which the door will open. It is trust that activates God's power in your life.

You see, it's not enough to simply believe in God; you have to trust His process. You have to trust that the door He is opening is the right one. Even if it doesn't look like what you imagined, the pathway to that door may not always be easy.

It may require sacrifice. It may require letting go of things that you thought you needed. It may require stepping out of your comfort zone and into a place of uncertainty, but you must trust that He who has called you is faithful to complete the work He has begun in you.

And don't think for a moment that the opening of this door is just about you. God is using you as a vessel to bring His love, His grace, and His truth to a hurting world. When you walk through this door, others will be blessed because of your obedience.

There are people waiting on the other side of that door who need you to step into your calling. There are families, communities, and nations that will be impacted by the work God is about to do through you. Your breakthrough is not just for you; it is for the advancement of the Kingdom of God.

When you step through that door, you are stepping into a divine partnership with God. You are becoming a vessel for His purposes. And let me tell you, when God is working through you, there is no limit to what He can do.

I know some of you are weary right now. You've been fighting battles, struggling with circumstances, and you're wondering if the door will ever open. But I want to remind you of a powerful truth: the waiting period is not wasted.

The seasons of hardship, the moments of doubt and discouragement, the struggles you've faced—these are all part of the preparation process. God is not just preparing the door; He is preparing you for the door. He is preparing your heart, your character, and your spirit for the blessings He is about to pour out.

Sometimes the reason why the door hasn't opened yet is because God is refining you in ways you don't even realize. He's strengthening you, growing your faith, teaching you to rely on Him more deeply. He's stripping away the things that would hinder you from walking in the fullness of His calling.

The process may be painful, but I assure you, it is purposeful. The door that God will open will be the one you are fully equipped to walk through because you have been made ready in the waiting. And hear me now: when that door opens, there will be no stopping you.

You will step through it with confidence, knowing that it is not your strength but God's power that carries you. You will walk in the authority of Christ, knowing that every step you take is ordered by Him. The path may not always be clear, but the peace of God will be your guide.

You will take brave courage, be that what it may. The enemy will try to distract you, discourage you, and make you doubt your calling. But when you are in the will of God, there is nothing that can stand against you.

The door that God is opening for you is a door to freedom. It is a door to new possibilities, new opportunities. New levels of blessing and impact.

But it is also a door to a new level of responsibility. When God blesses you, He expects you to be a blessing. When He opens doors for you, He expects you to walk through them in such a way that others will see His goodness, His mercy, and His love.

Your life is meant to be a living testimony of His greatness. Don't let fear, doubt, or complacency hold you back. God has called you to walk boldly through the door He is opening.

Step out in faith today. Step out with the confidence that the God who has begun a good work in you will see it through to completion. Step out knowing that He is with you, that He is for you, and that He will never leave you nor forsake you.

The door is ready to swing open. All you have to do is walk through it. The question is, will you trust God enough to walk by faith even when you can't see the entire path ahead?

As I stand before you today, I want you to understand something so profound, something that will resonate with you for the rest of your life. God is not a distant figure. He is right here with you in this very moment, speaking to your heart, calling you higher, calling you to a greater purpose than you could ever imagine.

And He has not forgotten you. No, my friend, He has seen every tear, every battle, every moment of doubt. He has seen your faith, and He has watched you stand through the fire.

And He is now saying to you, "It is time. It is time to rise up, to step forward in faith, to embrace the destiny that God has prepared for you. That door you've been praying for, that opportunity you've been longing for, it is right in front of you, waiting for you to take that first step through.

" I know the road has been hard. I know you've faced moments of discouragement and exhaustion. But I want you to know that God's strength is made perfect in your weakness.

His grace is sufficient, and His power is more than enough to carry you through. You may be standing at the threshold of something greater than you can even comprehend right now. And yes, the path may not always be easy.

But let me assure you, God has already gone before you. He has already paved the way. He has already made the crooked path straight.

The question is, will you trust Him enough to walk through that door, to step into the unknown with Him by your side? You are not alone in this journey. You are not walking this path by yourself.

The almighty God is with you. The Creator of the universe has set His hand upon you. His promises are sure, and His word never fails.

So I challenge you today, right here, right now. Do not let fear keep you from stepping into the life God has called you to. Do not let the weight of your past mistakes, your insecurities, or your doubts stop you from walking boldly through that door.

Step forward in faith, not because you are strong, but because you know that the strength of the Lord is your strength. Step forward with confidence, not because you have all the answers, but because you trust that God will guide your every step. Step forward with courage, not because the road will always be easy, but because the God who goes before you is greater than any challenge you will face.

Now is the time, beloved. Now is the moment to lay aside every hindrance, every fear, every weight that has been holding you back. You are not defined by your circumstances, by what others have said about you, or by the lies of the enemy.

You are defined by the calling of God on your life. You are His masterpiece, His chosen vessel, His beloved child. And He has a great work for you to do.

So today, I challenge you to step into your destiny. Step into the greatness God has prepared for you. Do not let another day go by where you shrink back from the promise that is yours.

You are anointed. You are called. You are chosen.

God is opening the door for you. But you must walk through it. Step forward in faith.

Step forward in trust. Step forward in boldness. And watch how God will move mightily in your life.

The door is open. Will you walk through it?