Narrow Door

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Narrow Door The front door of your home is first of all an entrance to your home but it is also a barrier to entering your home. In some ways it prevents others from seeing what is inside your home and yet it is also a declaration about what is inside your home often being labeled with your name. This message looks at doorways both past and present and expounds on God's message to mankind through the use of biblical doors. We pray that the blood covered, pierced, doubled over, and directed doors of ancient Israel serve as an inspiration to the way your view your own front door. Scripture: Luke 13:22

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