Oct 25, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
In today’s talk, we learned that an open heart makes room for the life God has called us to live. Through forgiveness, meditation, and openness to Jesus, we make room for His wisdom, help, and purpose…
Tolulope MoodyHost

Now, it was really sad because eventually 153 passengers on board all lost their lives.

And then because it crashed in this very densely populated area, it drew ishagah.

At least six people on ground also lost their lives and casualties and all of that.

But where the story was really painful and sad was that when the plane actually landed on the ground, so to say, it landed safely.

In other words, when it landed on the ground, there was no explosion, there was no fire and all of that.

In actual fact, they actually really believed that a number of people who landed were still alive after when the plane landed on the ground.

The emergency workers that were trying to get to the site, you know, there was just no access for them to get there.

And all these emergency workers who are trained and skilled that could have rescued them couldn't get in there for at least, so it was about 20 minutes after the plane touched the ground that it actually exploded and burned up and all passengers eventually lost their lives.

The question again is how difficult is access? Let me bring it closer because on one hand you can see a plane crash and people were alive that could have been saved but the help that was to come in there just couldn't get its access there.

The help and the liberty and the freedom we were trying to bring just couldn't access the place.

Let me bring it a little more closer and say, is your heart rightly accessible? Is your heart rightly accessible? Because here's the main point I'll be trying to show you today.

If your heart, is your heart open enough to allow for the life that you should be living, all right? There's a life that I believe God calls you to.

There is what God sees for you to be, but it's going to take an openness of heart, okay, for you to be able to be brought into that life.

So the question is, is your heart open enough for the life that you should be living? Let me ask somebody today, say, is your heart open enough? For the life that you should be living.

Is your heart open enough for the wisdom that you need to come in? Is your heart open enough for the help that you need in this season to come? Is your heart open enough for the encouragement that God wants to give you in this season? Is your heart open enough for the truth that you need to build your life on? Is your heart open enough for the sounds of popos and the vision and dreams of heaven for your life? Is your heart open enough for the life that you should be living? And apparently, it's not that straightforward a condition.

There's an openness of access on the inside that will open us to destiny on the outside.


Now, it was really sad because eventually 153 passengers on board all lost their lives.

And then because it crashed in this very densely populated area, it drew ishagah.

At least six people on ground also lost their lives and casualties and all of that.

But where the story was really painful and sad was that when the plane actually landed on the ground, so to say, it landed safely.

In other words, when it landed on the ground, there was no explosion, there was no fire and all of that.

In actual fact, they actually really believed that a number of people who landed were still alive after when the plane landed on the ground.

The emergency workers that were trying to get to the site, you know, there was just no access for them to get there.

And all these emergency workers who are trained and skilled that could have rescued them couldn't get in there for at least, so it was about 20 minutes after the plane touched the ground that it actually exploded and burned up and all passengers eventually lost their lives.

The question again is how difficult is access? Let me bring it closer because on one hand you can see a plane crash and people were alive that could have been saved but the help that was to come in there just couldn't get its access there.

The help and the liberty and the freedom we were trying to bring just couldn't access the place.

Let me bring it a little more closer and say, is your heart rightly accessible? Is your heart rightly accessible? Because here's the main point I'll be trying to show you today.

If your heart, is your heart open enough to allow for the life that you should be living, all right? There's a life that I believe God calls you to.

There is what God sees for you to be, but it's going to take an openness of heart, okay, for you to be able to be brought into that life.

So the question is, is your heart open enough for the life that you should be living? Let me ask somebody today, say, is your heart open enough? For the life that you should be living.

Is your heart open enough for the wisdom that you need to come in? Is your heart open enough for the help that you need in this season to come? Is your heart open enough for the encouragement that God wants to give you in this season? Is your heart open enough for the truth that you need to build your life on? Is your heart open enough for the sounds of popos and the vision and dreams of heaven for your life? Is your heart open enough for the life that you should be living? And apparently, it's not that straightforward a condition.

There's an openness of access on the inside that will open us to destiny on the outside.
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