This morning, I do not know whether I was there physically or whether I saw, mayhap both. I was in a large church and had given a heavily anointed message to perhaps 1,000 people. I was sitting on a stool behind a pulpit. I was barefoot – this ground was Holy for the Lord God was present.
I told them we must surrender all of ourselves to God, that we can’t hold anything back of ourselves. I reminded them of Ananias and Sapphira who as recorded in Acts chapter 5, held back a portion of their gain and they were each destroyed because of the deceit of it. There is deceit in holding any of ourselves back from God, in this same way we too will be destroyed, spiritually, physically, emotionally, mentally… when we do not surrender our whole heart.
I walked down to the congregation floor and said, “My Father wishes to gather all of you unto Him, like a hen with her baby chicks, come and rest under His Mighty wings. Come.”
The people started coming up to where I was standing. One held out her arm and I saw that about 3 inches from the elbow had been amputated. I reached out and unraveled the sleeve of her shirt and took hold of the stump of her arm. Then I reached for her other arm which was whole and placed them against each other and began tracing a line from the amputated arm matching her whole arm and fingers, and then they appeared on her amputated arm. Both arms were now whole.
Next was an older woman with rheumy looking eyes. I wet my fingertips with my own spit and rubbed them across her eyelids. When she opened her eyes, they were clear. She touched her face and cried out with joy.
There were many that our Father touched. Many dropped to their knees and repented before God. There were tears, crying and sobbing as we were all faced with our own wretchedness. Yet healing came on so many levels.
Suddenly a man was at the front of the sanctuary saying terrible things, blaspheming God, words I cannot and will not repeat. I told him to silence his tongue and repent, or surely the Lord would deal with him this very night. Two men from the church led him out of the sanctuary.
As the evening began to close and the people started leaving, that man came back in the sanctuary with a machine gun. I was walking towards the pews when I saw him. My husband and four other men were behind me walking with me. I turned to them and said, “Turn your backs.”
But they were still looking at the man, so I said “Obey God, our Father.”
So they all turned their backs to the man with the machine gun and I turned my back as well. Then a loud cacophony of sound erupted from that machine gun, but nothing touched us. It sounded as if the bullets were bouncing off something.
Then suddenly a loud crack of what appeared to be lightning came down through the roof of the sanctuary, our backs were still turned but the light and the sound was overwhelming. Then silence.
I turned around and saw right behind me stood seven Messengers of God in what appeared to be full armor with shield and swords. They were tightly standing side by side and seemed to me to be 10 feet tall. There was a light around them, like a golden glow.
I moved to step in between them, the ones to my right moved two steps over to allow me through. The man with the machine gun was laying dead on the sanctuary floor. I looked up and saw that a hole had been torn through the roof and ceiling of the sanctuary where the lightning bolt came through.
I began to cry and I turned to one of the Messengers and asked, “Was his heart lost or only just his mind?”
The Messenger replied, “Both”.
My heart was torn for the dead man. He would be in eternal suffering and that rent my heart in two. I said to the Messenger, “Thank you my brother.”
Then I saw all the bullets lined up on the floor in front of the Messengers, they were flattened as if an anvil had smashed each one, all laying in a row. I realized those bullets hit the shields of the Messengers, protecting all of us standing behind them.
My husband and the other men were still standing behind the Messengers and I looked up through that hole in the ceiling and roof. Then I prayed, “Father I know this hurts you.”
I began sobbing again. Gently, a white light came through that hole and shone around me and I felt a huge teardrop land on my head. Our Father and I were crying together, for it is His heart that none should perish, yet we make that decision, whether to believe in Him who sent His Son and the Spirit of Truth to us.
When the teardrop from heaven landed on my head, I was suddenly surrounded by these seven Messengers of God who all dropped to a knee around me. Through the light, we all heard the voice from heaven as He spoke, “This is my daughter of whom I love.”
Then the light receded and my brothers, the Messengers seemed to turn into white light and went up through that same hole in the ceiling and were gone.
The men from the church stood staring at me and I said, “That man was lost to the adversary.”
One of the men started to kneel before me and I said “NO! Don’t do that. The Messengers were not kneeling to me, they knelt at the teardrop of God!! I am only one of many the Father has sent.”
One of the men asked me, “Did you know what God was going to do ahead of time?”
I replied, “No. I only know He told me to turn my back and so I did. It is not mine to question our Father, only to obey Him when He speaks.”
The last thing I remember was pointing to the hole in the ceiling and saying to the Senior Pastor, “You have insurance for that, right?”
I was worried about the damage, but shouldn’t have been. In the whole scheme of things, what did a roof matter after all?
As I sat on my patio this morning, tears running down my face, the Holy Spirit of truth began speaking scripture to me. He was speaking the words Yeshua said in John 14:10-17.
10 Do you not believe that I am in the Father, and the Father is in Me? The words that I say to you I do not speak on My own initiative, but the Father abiding in Me does His works.
11 Believe Me that I am in the Father and the Father is in Me; otherwise believe because of the works themselves.
12 Truly, truly, I say to you, he who believes in Me, the works that I do, he will do also; and greater works than these he will do; because I go to the Father.
13 Whatever you ask in My name, that will I do, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son.
14 If you ask Me anything in My name, I will do it.
15 “If you love Me, you will keep My commandments.
16 I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may be with you forever;
17 that is the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it does not see Him or know Him, but you know Him because He abides with you and will be in you. (John 14:10-17)
We who believe in Yeshua, who trust that His word is true, must walk in His power, in His courage and strength. This vision is for the Body of Yeshua. We are extensions and heirs of the King.
Author: Kasey Streichert Burt
Kasey Streichert Burt has received dreams and visions along with hearing the audible voice of God since she was a young child. She has applied herself to the word of God educationally and spiritually, graduating from Stetson University with a major in Religious Studies and attended Asbury Theological Seminary with a major in Pastoral Counseling. She is an ordained non-denominational Pastor. She shares her insights on her website, https://propheticdreams.home.blog/
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That is just Wonderful Kasey Streichert Burt, i was reading and watching it like a movie in my mind…. For the kingdom of God is not in word, but in power.
1 Corinthians 4:20
Awhile back, I wanted to read thru the new testament and catch all the red letter words, those being the words of Jesus himself. John 14 really came out and spoke to me “deeply” and I wept and had to read it again and again. I go to John 14 a lot now knowing that is our Lord and Savior talking to me too!! The book of John is red letter full of JESUS speaking. I am blessed by this vision/audience you had and shared here with the body of Christ. I also loved the humor you said about the ceiling. Even when we face mighty trials and burning tribulations and God brings us thru, it seems He always leaves us with a merry heart with laughter and joy IN HIM. We have victory in Jesus and we never walk away with our tail between our legs or our head hanging down. We walk away saying Glory Father in Heaven, the mighty to save!!
I am not sure how to respond to your comments, but will repeat something I said earlier today. We have an incredible God and I am humbled that He even takes notice of me. Blessings, Kasey
what an awesome word Kasey
I’m sitting here crying with you. I was thankful for the humor at the end. God bless you. He is so good.
such a beautiful encouraging vision. Thank you.
This was so beautiful, it brought me to tears. 😢
How amazing is our God? 💕This vision resonates strongly with me as I am focusing my energy on fully understanding and learning how to use & call upon God’s power that he bestows on us through our faith. Never learned how to do this as a Christian & given the days ahead, this seems to be a critical skill to learn now.
Thank you 💐 for sharing this. 💝
If I may, I would say that the first step to walking in the strength, courage and power of God is to empty ourselves completely of the world. By that I mean, remove every distraction that you can. For me, it was turning away from Television, secular music, secular books, secular dressing, and even keeping secular people at a safe distance, being kind to them but not in my inner circle etc. For the most part, the secular world is poison to the believer in Yeshua. Guarding the portals of our eyes, ears and mouth are huge. Yet, also filling ourselves with His word daily. At night, before bed I like to read scripture until I am sleepy. Then my heart is ready to talk to Father and most often I fall asleep in the middle of the conversation 🙂 This is my suggestion of where you might want to focus your energy as you say. Our Father will take notice of your diligence. KSB
Thank you Kasey. I appreciate the advice & will definitely assess my life against each of these. Many blessings to you & yours. 😘. I hope we will receive more of your Words here on Z3 News.
Kasey, This is your brother, Gregg from a couple years ago. We exchanged comments on your blog. I just decided to turn to Z3 tonight and scrolled down to find you here. Wow. That dream/vision was amazing. It is almost as if you saw something that may come to pass in the future. I loved the healings that happened. I have longed for God to do that again through His people. The image of the 7 Messengers sounded so real. I could imagine being there. Thanks for sharing that. It was good to see you are back to writing. YHVH bless you and your family. Gregg
Gregg W So good to hear from you too. For me, when I have a dream or a vision, it is real. I can feel everything around me, smell the air, touch things as though they are tangible. I have often wondered if our Elders in the Old Covenant who experienced this life in God felt the same. Blessings, KSB
This was so amazing and could picture the whole thing as I was reading ! Powerful ! Thank you for sharing and God bless
Can someone please explain what the heart and mind and soul are so i have a better understanding? I couldn’t get the part where both the heart and mind are lost.
The heart is often used interchangeably with the human spirit, which is our connection with the unseen spiritual realm. The mind is part of our soul, which connects us with the seen realm, the physical natural world around us, and with our spirit. Saying their heart is lost means their spirit is eternally lost in hell. Only God can see the hidden things in each of us, so only He can judge each of us correctly, but I believe people who have lost their mind have not necessarily lost their eternal life.
James You are exactly right in your explanation. People who have lost their minds are not necessarily lost eternally. Yet, the one whose heart is lost at death is lost forever.
You’re right, sometimes the heart is for God and the mind could be diseased and not be aware of what it is doing.
I’ve not heard of you before Kasey, and on another subject altogether, and I love this story very much and I love to see women in ministry, that is ministering to women and mentoring them etc.. Scripture is very clear that in Yashua there is neither Jew nor Greek, slave or free, male or female etc.. but the role give to me isn’t the same as the role given to woman. Men don’t bare children, woman do, women don’t shepherd the people, men do, not because men are more spiritual or wiser but its the role given to men who have been set apart for the work of shep[herding His people. I see that the Scriptures only recognize men to be shepherds of the congregation.
Timothy was told to appoint just men, men who are husbands of one wife etc… do you read that differently, ignore it? Paul also explains that the woman is subject to the husband, not because it was the culture of his day but because of what happened in the garden 4,000 years earlier, transcending his culture altogether. I’m not at all questioning your spiritual maturity but would love to hear what your view is pertaining to these Scriptures.
Blessings
I will attempt to respond to your inquiry both Spiritually and Academically. The question of women ministers, pastors, priests, etc., is controversial within Christianity. Many of the larger Christian denominations — Anglican, Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, United Methodist, Presbyterian (USA), United Church of Christ, etc. — do ordain women. The Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches do not. There are a number of ordained Baptist women, but the Southern Baptist Convention now opposes ordination of women. Old Testament Example Women were mostly in a subservient role, but a number of women are mentioned as leaders and prophets of Israel, including Miriam (Exodus 15:20), Deborah (Judges 4:4-5), Esther (Esther 4:15-17), Huldah (2 Kings 22:14) and Athaliah (2 Chronicles 22:10-12). The New Testament Jesus’ Example Jesus chose only men as His twelve apostles (Mark 3:13-19), and that is sometimes cited as a reason that only men should be appointed to church leadership roles. However, Jesus sent His apostles out to spread the gospel to the world, seeking food and shelter where they could find it, facing great danger and ultimately martyrdom. This would not have been considered an appropriate role for a woman in Biblical times, just as it would not be considered appropriate today. Jesus did have a number of women among His larger circle of disciples (Matthew 27:55-56, Mark 15:40-41, Luke 8:1-3, 23:49, John 20:14-18). The Early Church A number of women held important positions in the early Christian churches (Acts 1:12-14, 18:24-26, 21:7-9, Romans 16:1-16). Bible Prohibitions Much of the opposition to women in ministry is based on these two passages: As in all the congregations of the saints, women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask… Read more »
Kasey, Sorry that you had to be put in the uncomfortable position to defend yourself, but you did a good job. I understand the Biblical points against, but a lot of that was because of the culture of that time. I don’t say that as a COP OUT. One thing I do see is that today, there are not many men who seek God with all their hearts. Sometimes the women are the ones who are more tender toward the Lord and draw close to Him. In a way, some women may provoke men to jealousy when they seem to know the Word better than the men. On the other hand, I’ve been part of a fellowship where we were reading and learning the Torah (as believers in Yeshua). Many of the men latched on to the idea of the women being separated from the men. We had some good discussions, but later I learned that the women resented that – which I hated. There was no reason we couldn’t all come together. I guarantee you that some of the best bible studies I’ve been in had comments from women that were right on and inspiring. A lot of the men just sit there and don’t comment. When this fellowship would sometimes come together as a group, the women were hesitant to speak up, but I would try to encourage everyone. (not that I was so awesome for doing this) Some of the questions were really good and saddened me that we should have been discussing these things as a group all along. Unfortunately, over time, the group split up and families moved away. I do understand Rick Pol’s points, but in this world we live in now, we need to hear from God as much as possible. If men… Read more »
Gregg W. Do not worry over this, I was not offended in any way. I appreciate what you have shared with me. We cannot limit a limitless God and at the end of the day, it is our Father I will ultimately answer to. Blessings to you and your family.
Gregg, did you read and understand what I wrote? You emphasized that it was your experience that women were more spiritual so perhaps you didn’t read what I said. “….women don’t shepherd the people, men do, not because men are more spiritual or wiser but its the role given to men who have been set apart for the work of shep[herding His people. I see that the Scriptures only recognize men to be shepherds of the congregation. Timothy was told to appoint just men, men who are husbands of one wife etc… do you read that differently, ignore it? Paul also explains that the woman is subject to the husband, not because it was the culture of his day but because of what happened in the garden 4,000 years earlier, transcending his culture altogether.” If Scripture teaches that men are shepherds and women aren’t, and it does, then it has nothing at all to do with how mature and anointed and spirit filled a woman is. Paul didn’t instruct Timothy to appoint me but if you see a particularly gifted mature woman in God then anoint her, did he? Why not? Because the teachings Paul taught were received from the Holy Spirit and from the other apostles/disciples who were taught by Yashua. He even went to those who appeared to be pillars of the faith in Jerusalem for the purpose to ensure that the Gospel he was teaching was in harmony with theirs and it was. It’s very sad that you are so PC that you felt the need to respond with your sympathy that I should be so foolish to ask such a divisive question. Every teacher must always be ready and willing to give an answer for the hope they have. Did you read what I wrote? “I… Read more »
James and Kasey-
I hold PhD’s in both Counseling Psychology and Clinical Christian Counseling, and totally concur with each of your comments and explanations above.
Ok thank you so much. That clears a lot now.