Choosing Which Doors You Will Walk Through 5•25•25

In this powerful and prophetic word, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges us to examine the doors in our lives—because not every open door is from God, and not every closed door is rejection. Some doors are divine opportunities, some are clever distractions, and others are traps set by the enemy. But when God opens a door, no one can shut it.

With Revelation 3:7–8 and Isaiah 22:22 as foundational scriptures, Apostle Kelley speaks life over listeners, declaring that God is opening major doors—but it’s up to us to discern and walk through the right ones. He reminds us that every divine opportunity often comes with opposition, but that’s a sure sign of God’s will (1 Corinthians 16:9 MSG).

From the ark's shut door in Genesis 7 to the glimpse of the future in Habakkuk 2, this message is a timely reminder: if we want God to open doors for us, we must be willing to open doors for others (Proverbs 11:25, Job 31:32).