This sermon explores the pervasive experience of rejection, examining it not as a personal failing but as a potential pathway guided by divine purpose. Drawing from biblical examples like Moses, Joseph, and Paul, it highlights how rejection can stem from human disobedience, persecution, or, ultimately, God's orchestration to steer individuals toward a better course. The message encourages listeners to move beyond focusing on those who reject them, trusting instead in God's loving hand and recognizing that even painful rejections can be part of a larger, divinely intended plan, ultimately leading to restoration and a deeper reliance on God's wisdom.