Luke 18:25 is a kind of an inconvenient little passage, isn't it. Especially given the fact that if you're using a computer (and we're both busted) then you're among the richest 10% of the world. You'll hear a lot of stories too about watering down that verse - about the "eye of the needle" was a door to the wall of Jerusalem and a camel had to get on its knees in order to pass - and other nonsense like this, but the fact remains that it is this: And having looked around, Jesus said to the disciples “How difficult for those with riches to enter the Kingdom of God.” The disciples were amazed at his words. But Jesus again said “How difficult it is to enter the Kingdom of God. It is easier to thread a camel through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of of God.”
I would think we need to study on the words "difficult" and "easier" as opposed to impossible or unbearable. As reflection, this passage might give you and me some perspective on the narrowness of this Christian path we undertake.