Hell

The Xtreme Encounters group was talking a few days ago, when the subject of Heaven and Hell came up. It was pointed out by those close to me that I have had three separate vision of hell. So the inevitable question was asked. “What is Hell like?” Let me make it clear, this is what I have experienced only. These were visions that lead to an ultimate revelation for the lost. Until this happened, I had a mental understanding that Hell was real and could say “you really don’t want to go there.” Now my thought is Hell is real and I say “I don’t want you to go there.” This is what I saw in three visions.

Vision one:
NOTHING! I have recently heard the phrase “deprivation tank” and that seems to be accurate. When sharing this vision I start by telling people to imagine being locked in a closet, with all seems sealed with black tape, and being sound proof. Then take away all sensation of the floor and walls. In this vision I was left alone with only my thoughts and how I ended up there. I knew there was something missing. I knew that I had lost God. I knew that things could have been different. I knew that I was offered a better way. I was left with these thoughts over and over. I was alone, completely alone. There was nothing there but me. The revelation I received from this what it feels like to lose the presence of God in one’s life. After this vision, I began to reach out to be a friend. I do not ever want to feel lonely, but I also will try to keep people from feeling that way.

Vision two:
This was torture. What I felt was pain. More pain than I have ever felt in my life. I have experienced six surgeries and something called a “Wound Vac” (ask and I will share more on that) and never have I felt anything like this. The heat was hotter than flames and there was no relief. If you stand outside in the heat you will begin to “acclimate” to the heat. My whole time in this vision I NEVER stopped hurting, I never stopped feeling the heat and I never had relief from this torture. After this vision I understood, no one “gets used” to the torture of Hell. It is always bad and there is no end.

Vision three:
There was no loss, there was no pain and I knew that I was okay. By far, this was the worst vision of the three. I saw faces of the damned. I saw them reach out for help. I saw the torture they experienced. I knew their loss. My heart broke as saw them.

I came out of the last vision knowing what it means to “go to hell.” I came out knowing that I would not stand by and let this happened. A person can not talk to me for more than 15 min before I know if they are saved. A person who is not saved can not talk to me for more than 10 minutes before I have offered to pray for them. If you are reading this and have not asked Jesus to be your savior, pray now! Hell is very real and with out Christ you WILL go there. If you are saved, it is up to you to get the word out. Do not let another day go by with out offering Jesus to your friends and family. Know that Hell is real is but Heaven is, too. You have eternity ahead of you, even not making a religious choice is a choice. Are you ready to bet your forever on your current choice?