OK WOW, brother Patrick in the Philippines talks about getting out of the boat like Peter and walking on the sea to Jesus and having a higher faith.   And even if we sink a little bit, to keep going on.

http://www.youtube.com/user/neartochrist2?blend=1&ob=video-mustangbase
WOW WOW WOW.   Remember my dream? 

Nicole (11 Jan 2012)
"Dream of What it takes to make it to the Rapture"

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Last night I had a dream where I was standing with a bunch of people at the edge of a cliff.   And we all saw that the Earth was shaking violently and if we did not jump off this cliff, then we would be stuck there with no rescue.    And it took faith to jump off this cliff, I mean a kind of faith that was like walking out on your job with no prospects kind of faith.   And the ground that was below the cliff was not too far down, however the ground was cracking in many locations and you had to jump from one area of ground to the next while the ground was swaying like waves of water.    Every jump had to be planned out so that you did not fall into the Earth.   It was pretty terrifying.  

At the end of jumping from piece of earth to the next piece of earth for a long time, finally there was this fence of safety.   And everyone who came with me were sighing with relief, like they expected it to be smooth sailing.   But then I looked on the other side of the fence and I yelled, BRACE for IMPACT.   There were HUGE tsunami waves that were coming, and not just one mind you.   There were 10 coming.   As each wave came I yelled, hold your breath and hold to the fence!    Finally the waves of testing and spiritual warfare stopped and most everyone gave up.    I was so exhausted but then I saw that over the fence there was a sea and no land in sight.

I was like, what is this?   Where do I go now?   There is no rescue?   Where is home?   And I was very troubled and cried in anguish because I felt like I was trapped at the fence.   Were the tsunami waves going to keep coming and I was going to drown?   So then I took a leap of faith again and I jumped over the fence and swam on my back through this sea.   As I was swimming it was VERY, VERY muddy.   It was very difficult to swim in and once I started sinking and I thought I was going to drown in the mud.  

Finally I got to this huge wall of stone with a little ledge.   I did not see that before and then I shook myself off from the mud.   I was able to go on the side of the wall and climb and I could actually see over.   It was HOME!    All of a sudden, the stone wall opened like a door on the left side of the wall.   And I walked through and I went into my new home!   

Only a very few people swam with me through the mud.   Most had given up when the waves started coming.   They had thought that the earthquakes were all they had to go through and were angry they were being tested so.  

Bottom line:  The leap of faith off the cliff is what it takes to believe in salvation and the rapture.   And it is not a quasi, lets wait and see what happens kind of faith.   It is a do or die mentality.   And then getting through the earthquake land that is swaying is trying to jump from piece of land to piece of land is navigating through all the things happening on the Earth.  Maybe some people had to move to a new city, a new job, become a watcher and do things that seem REALLY bizarre to their family.    But if they hadn't they would have perished where they were.   And then the Fence is Jesus, He wants us to hold on to Him.   The tsunami waves are tests to see how strong our faith is.   It also includes spiritual warfare and mockery.    The muddy water is the drudgery it feels to make it through the daily life while knowing that the rapture is almost here.   It feels like we are swimming in the mud until there is no end, that the years keep passing with no rapture.   But this ledge of safety, it is the rapture.   The open door through the wall is the entrance to Heaven and only Jesus opens the door.     

In my dream I knew that the faithful, the watchers have made it past the fence and the tsunami waves.   We are now swimming through the mud to the ledge, but yet we cannot gauge when it is time to stop swimming.    Don't stop swimming!