In this conversation, I share another testimony about closed and open doors, highlighting the importance of trusting God no matter what. I recount a time when I quit my job to pursue medical school, however, through a series of unexpected events, including a job offer and the opportunity to care of my niece, I realized that God’s plan was different from what I had initially desired. I encourage everyone to trust in God’s higher ways and to be grateful for all the doors in your lives.
Takeaways
Reading the Bible and seeing oneself in the stories can help reconnect with faith.
Trusting God and walking in faith, even when faced with closed doors, is important.
God’s plan may be different from what we desire, but it is always for our ultimate good.
Being present and attentive to others is a valuable lesson in personal growth.
Gratitude for all the doors in our lives, whether open or closed, is essential.
Sound Bites
“I opened the check and I looked at it and it was like as if I had just worked two weeks and maybe a little overtime. I mean, I was missing thousands of dollars.”
“After you left, all of us in the office were so upset that that was done to you. It was not fair. So I called my boss and she called her boss and they cut a check for you.”
“Close that laptop. Either you’re going to trust me or you’re not.”
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:13 Closed Doors and Open Doors: Trusting God
12:50 Unexpected Financial Changes
38:42 Trusting God’s Higher Ways
49:15 Conclusion: Thanking God for All Doors
I found myself raising my hands in praise to God as I listened to one miracle after another in this podcast. Thank you Sister for being a voice of encouragement to keep trusting God in these last crazy days. Jesus is truly coming again…and soon ๐๐พ
Author
Thanks for listening and so glad it ministered to you. Yes! So many miracles!
Sharmayne, what a blessing and a testimony about open and closed doors and trusting the Lord. Didn’t fully know all the facts about your medical school journey.
Author
Oh, my! So sorry for this late reply! Thanks! I’m glad it ministered to you. Hadn’t shared that with anyone before posting. I guess that’s when I was supposed to share, so it helps others. Hugs!