The ninth gate of the City of God is named after Zebulun, whose name means "dwelling." This gate reminds us that God wants to dwell with us and He wants us to dwell with Him for eternity!

In order to see the change the Lord desires for us, we need to go deeper into our relationship with Jesus, deeper into the Word, and deeper in our walk with the Holy Spirit. When we go deeper, everything changes!

The eighth gate of the City of God is named after Issachar, whose name means "hire," or "price." This gate reminds us that we were redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ. He purchased our salvation!

This is the first message in a new series about events in scripture that were so stupendous that they changed everything. The Resurrection of Jesus was obviously an event that changed everything. As the result of the resurrection of Jesus, Christians no longer have to live in fear because Jesus has all authority in heaven and in earth and He promised that He would always be with us, even to the end of time.

The sixth gate of the City of God is named after Simeon, whose name means "hearing." This gate reminds us of the importance of being able to hear God and to realize that He wants to hear us, too.

The Bible tells us that Jesus didn't die for us after we worked really hard to clean ourselves up in order to make ourselves worthy to come into His presence. Jesus died for us while we were still sinners. That is how we know how much He loves us!