#233 | The Heart of a Warrior: A Journey of Faith [Pt. 3]

Then I heard:

“Distractions are overcome if you look at the face of the Lord.”

I kept praying that the Lord would help us handle these distractions.
It’s very necessary. We had been distracted for quite a while, and we needed to go back to our first love.

It was at this point the worship leader prayed, saying that some people needed to return to their first love.

I saw someone hugging the Bible as though he had missed it.
It felt like he had been away from his Bible for a long time — about two years.
I heard a voice say that for some of us, the marching orders we will receive this season will come from daily appearing before the Father as we read our Bibles.

As we kept praying, I saw a number of us.
It seemed like another chance had been given to us.
I saw us walking into another place through a gate, maybe a walkway.
Before the gate was a basin of water — we were to wash our eyes before going in.

I saw someone who looked like one of our prophetic sisters.
She stood there and washed her eyes.
To me, she represented the Prophetic in our midst.

Then I remembered the line of a song titled, “Open up Our Eyes” — a spontaneous song:

“Heal the prophets, oh Lord…”

She washed her eyes in the water.
Though the water turned dirty, her eyes became clean.
The basin of water was replaced with cleaner water by an angel, and other people continued to use it to wash their eyes too.
Afterwards, she walked in as well as everyone else.

The room seemed separated and secluded.
We were all dressed in white.
It felt like all those who had repented had entered.
It seemed they were being taught anew — being taught something that seemed new but was not new.

A being who sat on the chair — probably the Lord Jesus — got up,
walked towards the whiteboard in the space they were all in, and wrote:

Love
Subheading: Selflessness = Christfulness

4th April 2025
Sis. ESK
GAM-WATCH