There comes a moment in your life when everything you have prayed for, worked for, cried for, and believed for is standing right in front of you — just beyond the door that God Himself is about to open. This moment is what I call your entrance point. It’s the threshold between what was and what is about to be. It’s the place where your faith meets fulfillment and your waiting turns into witnessing. But here’s the truth: the closer you get to this point, the harder the enemy works to distract you.
God wants to give you access. He wants to grant you an opportunity that will open doors concerning you — doors that have been shut for years, doors you thought you weren’t worthy to walk through, doors you thought were locked forever. God is about to hand you the keys. That’s why the enemy has been so busy lately. That’s why your mind has been under attack. That’s why you’ve felt confusion, weariness, heaviness, and discouragement pressing in on you from every side.
The enemy knows. He recognizes that you are about to break through. He knows you are on the verge of something bigger than you can imagine. He sees that you are about to become the center of attention — not for your glory, but so that God’s glory can shine through you. He knows that you are about to step onto the front line, onto the platform that God has prepared just for you. He understands that the stage is being set and the spotlight is shifting. He knows that your testimony is about to silence the lies he whispered in your ear. He knows your story is about to change forever.
So what does the enemy do? He tries to keep you stuck in the middle. He wants you trapped in the in-between — halfway delivered but not yet free, halfway healed but still hurting, halfway trusting but still doubting. He wants you so distracted by what’s happening around you that you forget what God is doing within you. He wants you so focused on what’s wrong that you miss what’s about to be made right.
But I came to remind you today: Stay focused. You are at your entrance point. This is your defining moment.
Maybe you feel tired right now. Maybe you feel weak, weary, and even wrong — like you’ve made too many mistakes to keep going. Maybe you’re frustrated because it seems like the same battle keeps repeating itself, the same struggle keeps resurfacing, and the same voices keep telling you it’s not going to happen. But hear me clearly: Keep your eyes on God.
Don’t let the enemy trick you into abandoning your post. Don’t let him talk you out of your promise. Recognize his games for what they are — distractions designed to derail your focus. If the enemy can get your mind, he can block your momentum. If he can steal your focus, he can sabotage your future.
This is not the time to quit. This is not the time to shrink back. This is not the time to second-guess what God said about you. This is the time to press in deeper, to pray harder, to praise louder, to trust stronger. This is the time to stand still and see the salvation of the Lord.
When the enemy tries to whisper lies like, “It’s not going to happen,” remind him that your entrance point has already been appointed by God. When he tries to convince you that you’re stuck, remind him that you are standing on the threshold of breakthrough. When he tries to fill your mind with fear, remind him that God has not given you a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind.
This is your defining moment. This is the part of your story where everything shifts. You’ve cried long enough. You’ve worried long enough. You’ve fought in the dark long enough. Now is the time to step into the light. Now is the time to walk through the door. Now is the time to trust that what God promised you is about to manifest right in front of you.
Stay focused. Keep your eyes on God, not on the storm around you. Keep your eyes on His Word, not on the whispers of the enemy. Keep your eyes on His promises, not on the problems that try to distract you.
You are not standing at a dead end. You are standing at your entrance point. You are not stuck — you are staged. You are not forgotten — you are favored. You are not overlooked — you are about to be overbooked with blessings.
It’s okay to feel tired. It’s okay to admit you feel weak. But don’t you dare stop now. Don’t you dare give up now. There is too much attached to your obedience. There is too much depending on your focus. There are people waiting to hear your testimony. There are doors that won’t open until you show up. There are platforms that won’t be built until you stand on them.
So today, take a deep breath. Shake off the heaviness. Push past the distractions. Silence the noise. And fix your eyes back on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of your faith. If He brought you this far, He will bring you through. If He promised it, He will perform it. If He said it, He will do it.
You are at your entrance point — and what’s on the other side is worth every battle, every tear, every sleepless night, and every sacrifice you’ve made to get here. Don’t let the enemy rob you of what God is about to release. Don’t let him trick you out of your position. Don’t let him talk you out of your blessing.
Stay focused. Keep moving. Keep trusting. Keep believing. Because in just a moment — in the twinkling of an eye — the door will swing open, and you’ll walk right into everything God has prepared for you.
Stay focused, beloved. You are at your entrance point.
