There will come a time

There are two very different aspects of time: time in our dimension and time in God’s dimension. Our limited physical dimension allows us to access only the present time. We no longer have access to our past, and the future does not belong to us. God’s time, however, if we are even allowed to call it time, is unlimited and surpasses the past, the present, and the future because the truth is that in His dimension, time does not exist. The quantum realization which physicists are only now discovering proves the existence of an immaterial world, a supernatural, immaterial world to which we do not have access in this physical realm. However, at the moment of death, leaving this physical reality, we will be entering this dimension. There will come a time when we will go through the door of eternity, and there will be no turning back. The greatest question one needs to ask is: where will I spend eternity? There will come a time when this life’s journey will be over, and we will have to cross to the other side. The Bible talks about only two doors here: one that leads to eternal life with God our creator and one that leads to an eternity separated from God. Our sins separated us from God, but because of His love for us, He did not leave us alone when we chose to rebel against His will. He came to our dimension, entered our history, and provided a way for us to be reconciled back to Himself. Christ's death on the cross for our sins has made it possible for you and me to be forgiven and have the gift of eternal life. Believing in Him gives us access to the door that leads to an eternity with God. There will come a time when death knocks at you, and you will need to enter eternity. The question is: which door will you enter when this time comes to you?