BEYOND THE VESTIBULE

“ There went in two and two unto Noah into the ark, the male and the female, as God had commanded Noah.And it came to pass after seven days, that the waters of the flood were upon the earth.”Genesis 7:9-10

The reality of Noah’s Flood is one water cleansed the world, literally and figuratively. 

It washed away the poison of the forbidden fruit taken so long ago in the garden. It brought death, but it also kept alive the hope of another water—that of everlasting life. It’s a water that comes to cleanses one’s soul of the selfish-self so that the immortal self may reawaken from its “long slumber.” —on that day all the springs of the great deep burst forth, and the floodgates of the heavens were opened.” Genesis 7:11

This week I was given a vision that challenges us to rise as a generation to build our spiritual ark like Noah. It’s time to preserve truth, protect our families, and advance the Kingdom of God on earth.

My Vision:

I am standing at the edge of a very large fertile valley and the light of day casts a haze over the valley. Yashua is at my side and he reaches to hold my hand. As we stand there hand in hand, a herd of very large animals begin to pass in front of us. 

When I look out over the grassy terrain, I see every creature imaginable. I begin watching the moving creatures orchestrate a two by two line to enter Noah’s Ark. I heard within my heart, “the flood waters are rising”.

This vision marked me deeply. I felt something supernatural surge through my spirit as a divine revelation began to unfold. At first, I thought my vision was the flood of the Holy Spirit, but as the days passed, I realize the weight of it was much more. There is a strategy here. A call to prepare God’s remnant for what’s coming. 

I began to study the flood and of all biblical figures mentioned, Jesus deliberately chose Noah when describing the end times. This wasn’t a casual mention of history. It was a purposeful, prophetic connection that demands our attention. 

Jesus proclaims in Matthew 24: “As it was in the days of Noah….”. Noah was a flesh-and-blood man who built history’s most important vessel. But what made Noah extraordinary wasn’t just what he built. It was who he represented. Jesus didn’t just give us a time reference but rather a template. When He talked about the days of Noah, He was giving us a prophetic blueprint for the generation that would see His return. 

I need to remind you that all people and animals on Earth were once wiped out by this deluge, with the exception of Noah, his family, and a few chosen animals. Right now, the floodwaters are rising all around us. Everything is speeding up. Systems were shaking. Deceptions are intensifying and  in the midst of it all, you, The Remnant have emerged.

God has raised-up a people who had been pushed aside because they wouldn’t compromise. You have been rejected by religious systems but this was actually God protecting you. Your wilderness season was boot camp and getting cut off was preparation. 

The mystery is unfolding now because you saw what others missed! You like Noah started building for a flood even though no storm clouds were visible. God didn’t choose Noah because he was perfect. Noah could hear God’s voice when the world was full of noise.

I realized this flood in my vision wasn’t made of water, but of lies so convincing that Jesus warns even God’s chosen people could be deceived. God gave you discernment as the world drowns in confusion. Your eyes are open while so many others choose to stay blind. A blueprint was planted in your spirit before the storm arrived. This isn’t by accident, but divine design brought you here to this very moment. Hallelujah, thank you YASHUA!

It’s a frightening reality that the end-time corruption doesn’t announce itself with warning sirens. It grows amid prosperity and routine. The most dangerous deception isn’t chaos—it’s when evil becomes normal. The illusion that everything is fine while moral foundations crumble beneath the surface.

Do you see this around you? 

It is so obvious it took far more than Noah simply being “a good man.” I means we are to think  about what Noah actually accomplished: he raised a family in a world gone mad, preached a Kingdom message when no one would listen, and built the biggest boat ever attempted—all without knowing the first thing about shipbuilding. 

He prepared for something no one had ever seen—rain—and followed instructions that made no sense to the natural mind. And he did all this while cross-dimensional beings corrupted the bloodline of his forefathers, and the entire earth descended into supernatural chaos. 

The world was laughing, mocking, marrying, building, and partying while Noah was measuring wood and trusting God. He didn’t have time to argue. He didn’t need a platform. He wasn’t concerned about followers or likes. 

He just built. 

He just listened. 

And obeyed. 

It didn’t win him popularity, but it saved his family. It saved humanity. And it fulfilled God’s plan.Remnant, stop listening to noise of the world, and discern the times we are living. 

To prepare means to step over the threshold beyond the  “vestibule”.  When looking for the entrance it is singular. In the Temple, you could not approach the Holy of Holies through a side door or a back wall. There was one way. The vestibule was placed at the front, and that was the way in. Jesus is making the same claim in infinitely greater terms: for the approach to the Father, there is one vestibule, one doorway, one living path.

This means that the vestibule — the place of approach to the divine — is relational, not ritual. You enter through union with a Person, named Holy Spirit not by going to church!

To enter beyond the vestibule and sacred place — requires disciplines of prayer, fasting, Scripture, silence, intercession —which are all relational activities, not independent spiritual techniques. They work because they are carried out in union with the One who is the way.

Truth in the vestibule means that the encounter is genuine. 

Real questions. 

Real confessions. 

Real faith, however small.

Real surrender, however partial. 

The vestibule of truth is not about perfection of approach — it is about authenticity of approach. The vestibule, takes you beyond what we have been able to experience or articulate or imagine, there is more. —-Always more. Hallelujah!

The God who is infinite has prepared infinite depths of encounter for those who are willing to cross the threshold. The vestibule is never the destination. It is always the beginning… And the One who is the Truth meets us there, in our honest imperfection, to lead us to fulfill our end of days divine assignments. It’s time for the Noah Generation!