At eight, Samiela Taylor saw heaven and hell in a vision: angels catching prayers, a purifying doorway of water, and a hell shaped like a ruined human heart.
Reading the Bible for the first time at 45, Angela Cox reached the red letters and found herself seeing the crucifixion through Jesus’ own eyes.
At five, Sandielyn Taylor saw heaven’s river of life. Years later, after abandonment and loss, Jesus told her: “My daughter, you need to forgive Me.”
Abuse, trafficking, addiction and two near-death experiences could not stop God’s plan for Naniece Gonzalez. Her story proves no one is too far gone.
Ryan shares how God rescued him from an abductor, why he walked away from a record deal, the Father’s question at His throne, and the two rewards Jesus gave him in heaven.
After years of torment, addiction and witchcraft, Jade was crying out to God on a Texas highway when Jesus appeared, wide awake, and embraced her.
Laurie Ditto describes meeting Jesus for the first time, a parade in heaven honouring ordinary acts of love, and a King whose crown of light is shaped like thorns.
Kim Keel died and met Jesus in a desert that was neither heaven nor hell. Twenty-four years later, she shares what He showed her at the fence.
Deep Believer host Jennifer Bagnaschi describes seeing Jesus face to face, angels at attention on her staircase, and the night six people saw Him at A Night With the King.
In a mansion with no lights on, monks, nuns and priests sat beneath pictures of Jesus. Nobody smiled. There were no satanic symbols anywhere. And it belonged to Satan. In this second episode with former Catholic monk Patrick, he shares a guided vision of the lands that lead people to