Sadie Robertson Huff

That's happened a thousand times, of course.

But there's been two times where I was supposed to get there and there was literally no other way to get me to where I needed to be at that time.

And it was like weird ways about it.

And I was like, that's the Lord.

He closed the door, you know.

But then it's like sometimes I think people think, okay, well—

the flight is going but I don't know if I'm supposed to go blah blah and I think that's when you go it's that open door that feels confusing because it's like okay well I'm still supposed to go but I'm not really sure and I was thinking about how it's like he made it abundantly clear it's like do you have the ticket are you at the airport are you like maybe like you're probably you can go you know he didn't shut the door so I was just thinking about that when you're talking because I was like I love the good closed door but it's the open one that I overthink like I'm

Am I doing this or is this the Lord?

I think we have to get out of our head and trust that like he's with us and he's not going to let us make those wrong decisions.

So I think about it like college example.

My mom always says this.

It's like, okay, if you feel like I want to, I'm in between Auburn or Alabama.

Well.

People probably aren't going to be in between that.

You know your side.

But let's just say you are, and you're praying about it, and you have open doors for both, and you're overthinking it.

I think that's where you can't overthink it and be like, oh, well, God is—what if I go to Alabama, and then God's like, War Eagle, you missed it.

It's like, that's not going to happen.

Like, go where you feel that desire.

Go where you feel that pull.