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Pray a prayer. Check a box. And the Pearly Gates will open, right?
Or will they?
That’s what I thought until I read, reread, and reread the words of Jesus:
Sell everything; give the money to the poor. Come to Me for living water. Visit me in prison. Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more. If you do not forgive, you will not be forgiven. Count the cost. You must be born again. Today you will be with Me in paradise. Lose your life for My sake. Overcome.
How do you decode that? Am I going to heaven when I die?
It’s time to lift the veil and untangle the mystery of what it really takes to board the train to heaven.
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