It is God's will that all of us enter into the Millennium and the Kingdom of God, yet we can still fail to achieve this destiny. Just as the generation of Israelites freed from Egyptian bondage failed to enter the Promised Land due to fear and disobedience, we too risk missing out on God's plan for us. Despite witnessing God's miracles and receiving His guidance, the Israelites allowed fear to overcome them, refusing to cross the Jordan River and possess the land as God intended. Only Joshua and Caleb, who strove to live by every word of God, entered the Promised Land, while the door was shut to the rest. Similarly, half of God's people are described as foolish, failing to inherit the Kingdom because they do not work on becoming Christ-like, neglecting daily prayer and study, and failing to live by every word of God. It is God's will for His called-out ones to be in the Kingdom, yet the door can be shut to some who do not follow His commands. We must strive to be like Joshua and Caleb, listening to and living by every word of God, or we risk the same failure as the Israelites who did not enter the Promised Land despite God's clear will for them. Life may grow harder, but our commitment to God's word must remain steadfast, for only we can keep ourselves out of the Kingdom by failing to adhere to His will.