Take note brethren There are times when faith is not just about receiving a miracle; it’s about submitting to divine transitions. Many believers think that holding on is always the proof of faith—but sometimes, the highest expression of trust is letting go. The God who opens doors is also the One who shuts them, and both are acts of His goodness. If you fail to discern the seasons of God, you will remain stuck, warring against what heaven has already concluded. Not every change is an attack; some are divine orchestrations. You must understand, dear believer, that spiritual maturity is the ability to interpret divine movements. That place where you once drank freely may now run dry—not because you did something wrong, but because God is leading you onward. Elijah once drank from the brook, but the brook dried up. God was not punishing him; He was repositioning him for greater glory. There are friendships, relationships, jobs, and seasons that once served you but have now expired in the wisdom of God. If you keep clinging to expired seasons, you’ll miss divine appointments. So I ask you: are you fighting what God has finished? Are you still knocking at doors that heaven has locked? Trust God not only for the beginnings, but also for the endings. Let go with faith. Move forward with peace. For what seems like a loss may be a divine leading into something far greater. The door that shut may be the direction that saves your destiny.