“Lift up your heads, O gates!  And be lifted up, O ancient doors! That the King of glory may come in.”  (Psalm 24:7)

When a King enters a city, the most basic preparation is to make clear the city gates.

Similarly, for Christ the King to enter into our hearts, we need to “life up the gates, and lift up the doors” - which means for us to be rid of all wrongdoings and to practice charity.

On the eve of Jesus’ death and his return to the Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus left us his body and blood, and his words:  “Love one another as I have loved you.”

Jesus had wished that our hearts will be full of His life, and His spirit.

When we try our best to live faithfully and positively, we will naturally lessen our wrongdoings and bad habits, because Christ has emerged victorious.