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That’s What I Like!




Bruno Mars wrote a song entitled, “That’s What I Like.”   He goes on to sing, “jewelry shining so bright, Lucky for you, that's what I like.”  You know what? That what I like.  You like jewelry don't you?  I know where we can find some.  Heaven! Keep that place in your view finder.  That's a goal to be achieved. Revelations describes parts of Heaven and it's jewelry items. Revelations 21:21 says, “…the street of the city is pure gold, as it were transparent glass.” Oh baby! Think about it! There are people alive killing for gold. Many have tried robbing banks for it.  We get to walk on it. That’s what I like. I like that God’s people will be celebrities in Heaven, having crowns on their heads like Queen Elizabeth. You know what else will be an awesome site in Heaven, the gates to the city is make of pearls! I wonder if that door is heavy.  I'm having a ladder, screw driver and a shovel buried with me. That way, if I'm on the outside, I will go over the wall, dig a tunnel or take that door off and run with it HA!  I know, I have to obey the Master and He will let me in.  I'm having fun with you. But you know the best part of all of this is there's no darkness there. Never have to look over  your shoulder again and every night is a party because the glory of God gives the place light and its lamp is the Lamb (Revelations 21:23). What a joy. That's what I like. Have I gotten you excited about the Heaven? Good, now live for the One who died for you.  I'll see you there!

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Kitt Swanson
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