The twelfth gate of the City of God is named after Naphtali, whose name means "wrestling." Every Christian will have times when they wrestle with God and wrestle with enemies. The key is knowing with whom they wrestle and how to approach the struggle.

The eleventh gate of the City of God is named after Asher, whose name means "happy." Everyone wants to be happy, but the problem is that when we follow the world's recipe for happiness, it always leaves us wanting more. God's plan for happiness and blessing may surprise you, but it never fails!

The tenth gate of the City of God is named after Gad, whose name means "troop." This gate reminds us that we are part of a God-ordained army to carry the gospel to the whole earth.

The second gate of the City of God is named after Judah, whose name means praise.

As we take a look back at the life of Abraham, we see his high points and his low points, and they teach us some powerful lessons as we travel on our journey of faith.