Podcast · Sep 5, 2025
When The Holy Ghost Says No
In this episode of Another Day in His Steps with Dave & Larisa, we step into Acts 16 — a chapter that reminds us that open doors aren't always God doors, and sometimes the most spiritual thing you can hear… is “No.” Paul had a mission. He had momentum. But he didn’t have permission. Twice, the Holy Spirit forbid him to go where logic said yes — because heaven had a different plan. This isn’t just about delayed travel plans. It’s about divine direction. And trust when the map doesn’t make sense. This episode is for anyone who’s hit a wall — not because of disobedience, but because of divine redirection: Learn why the Holy Ghost sometimes blocks good things to lead you to God things. Discover how delay is often divine setup — not divine silence. Be challenged to surrender the mission for the Man — the Spirit who leads, restrains, and reassigns. We talk about the frustration of “forbidden” seasons — where it feels like God is closing every door you were sure He opened. But hidden in every “no” is a greater “yes” — a Macedonia waiting for your obedience. If you’ve been wrestling with redirection, questioning closed doors, or trying to force what the Spirit has stopped — this Word will realign your walk. Because the Holy Ghost still says no. Not to punish. But to position. Not to delay. But to deliver you into a moment where heaven is waiting to move. This is a call to yield. To discern. To obey — even when the map reroutes. Because the Spirit doesn’t just lead us into power — He leads us into timing. He’s not just leading you where you want to go. He’s leading you where heaven must arrive. Connect with me: +918861598674 | Instagram: dave.dsouza My Father → https://apostlepriji.com/ Daily Strength: https://open.spotify.com/show/7wm4Bikj36qlJNVECoFFF8 Hisnearness Church (Bangalore): https://open.spotify.com/show/5NVzWp9ytMb9cmarPCKywb
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