At Rolland and Heidi Baker’s Harvest School of Missions in Pemba, Mozambique, students flock from all over the world to spend two months soaking in God’s presence, helping orphans and conducting outreaches to the spiritually needy.
A young man from Sydney, Australia, Taylor Martin, spent the early part of July in Pemba, then had to be evacuated to South Africa to complete the school due to terrorist threats in northern Mozambique.
“Sometimes I would be shaking for hours. One day I was paralyzed for eight hours on the ground.” Despite the terror threat, he had remarkable encounters with God, especially when Rolland Baker laid hands on him and prayed. “Sometimes the power of God just hits you like a wave and you can’t move,” Martin recounts. “Five or six times, I was sent into hours-long visions of heaven when Rolland touched me.”
During these supernatural visions, he witnessed remarkable things. “I saw the city; I saw streets; I saw the throne; I saw God and His angels and people feasting.”
As he walked in the streets, he saw people dancing with angels. “I went to a feast, and people were eating all this amazing food like a banquet. There is food in heaven, and it’s a real place.”
He met a man at the banquet who seemed to be glowing more than anyone else. “Why do you shine more than others?” Martin asked.
“Those who live close to the throne shine more,” he replied. The man told Martin he had been a prophet on earth.
Then they went to the man’s house on a hill near the throne. “It was like a mansion in an earthly neighborhood,” with furniture and windows.
“The feeling of being there is so overwhelming, the peace, the love and the joy. You have no earthly mind at all or desire to come back,” he says. {eoa}
This article originally appeared on Assist News Service.
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