Rejection Is a Plot Twist

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Rejection stings. Whether it is a job application, a crush, or that group project partner saying, you do it alone, it hurts. There is no pretending otherwise. But here is the truth we often miss. Rejection is not a verdict on your worth. It is often God saying, not this one, I have something better prepared.


Think of rejection as a closed door that saves you from a room you were never meant to stay in. While you are focused on the door that did not open, God is already arranging another path, one you may not see yet, but one that leads to growth, peace, and purpose.


Scripture reassures us of this truth. The Bible says, The Lord will fight for you, you need only to be still. It also reminds us that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him. This means that even the disappointments are not wasted. They are woven into a bigger picture.


When rejection comes, pause and reflect. Sometimes it is simply a matter of timing. Other times it is protection. And sometimes it is redirection, moving you away from what looks good toward what is truly right for you.


Rejection can teach you clarity. It can build resilience. It can refine your priorities and strengthen your trust in God. What feels like a setback may actually be preparation.


Rejection is not the end of your story. It is the plot twist that adds depth, meaning, and strength to the journey. And when you look back, you will realize that some doors closing were the very things that led you to where you were meant to be.


Comments

  1. This is so heart warming to know that a "No" from God means more ... His love comes in different shades and direction.

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  2. Yeah, rejection hurts Buh what we don’t understand is that there’s a better place God has kept for us, so I feel most times when we get rejected we should go back on our knees and ask God for his divine direction to the right place.

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  3. Humm , now I know why God allowed me to go through rejection,he was preparing a beautiful place for me,am beginning to see things clearly
    now FATHER am so grateful for placing my feets upon a solid ground

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