The doorway to heaven isn’t a literal door but rather a series of actions one must perform prior to qualifying for entry into the kingdom of heaven. Jesus said in [John 10:9]“I am the door. If anyone enters by me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture.”  So we see; [...]

There are people who spend literal fortunes on their fleshly body to keep it happy; but underneath those designer clothes and expensive jewelry is still a cry baby that can never be satisfied.

Did you pay attention to who the judge is? It isn’t His Father or the Holy Spirit; it is the one who was rejected by men during their life time.

The unclean spirits numbered about two thousand, and the man was for all intents and purposes as crazy as a person can possibly be. He lived in a cemetery and wondered among the tombs. No one could bind him because he was strong enough to break their bonds and free himself. And he cut himself with sharp rocks and was heard crying out or shouting loudly day and night which had to frighten passerbyers and anyone who lived close by.

If it is planted and cared for during the growing season; it will grow and produce a bountiful crop at harvest time.

Sure God wants us to look good and be comfortable, and He doesn’t want us living on the street corners of life begging bread from His enemy or eating the worlds left overs out of dumpsters; but neither do we have to dress like kings to let the world know that God has blessed us. And especially not if it means we are spending money we don’t have to purchase those items.

He would show those Hebrews he wasn’t anybody to mess with. Their life was in his hand, and as far as he was concerned; their life didn’t amount to much.

Instead of understanding that when Jesus said, “Let us cross over to the otherside,” He was personally guaranteeing them a safe passage. His disciples were envisioning several hours of toiling at the oars even though they had already put in a full days work. So when the storm came upon them in the middle of the night, they were overcome by fear.

Jairus wasn’t with just any man, he was in the company of the “Word of God” the only person on earth who could help him. He had found the man with healing in His hands. The Man whom death feared more than men feared death. Jairus was in the company of “The Word of God,” “Jesus, the Christ;” a man “Anointed of God,” who had come to set the captives free, and break the hold of death, hell, and the grave, removing forever the sting of death and Satan’s venonous words.