The testimony describes a young woman who dreamt of receiving an invitation to the return of Jesus—a glorious worldwide event everyone was preparing for. In her excitement, she became consumed with outward beauty, spending excessive time and resources on her appearance. But as she finished getting ready, she heard the sound of trumpets and saw Jesus already descending from the clouds—she had missed the moment because she was distracted by vanity and worldly preparation. In the dream, Jesus rebuked her for focusing on external presentation while neglecting the true readiness of the heart. The testimony is used to warn believers, drawing from Matthew 24–25, that many will be left behind because they delay repentance and spiritual preparation. It emphasizes the urgency of abandoning sin, vanity, and worldly distractions, living in holiness, and preparing inwardly for the return of Christ, just as the parable of the ten virgins teaches.
For three days, the Holy Spirit has been bothering me to point out a dream to you. A year ago, I had a dream in which a great event was going to happen in the world—on planet Earth. Everyone would find out. It was a worldwide event. Some people received an invitation, as if it arrived at people’s homes, though not everyone received it. In this invitation it was written that it was the return of Jesus. I remember that when I got that invitation, I was very excited. Everyone was talking about it online. People all over the world were preparing. It was going to be on TV. Everyone saw this event.
I immediately started worrying about getting my hair done, buying the most expensive, most beautiful dress I could find, the prettiest shoes, the prettiest hairstyle. I spent a lot, buying a very expensive dress. I went to the hairdresser and asked for the most beautiful, most expensive hairstyle she had—no matter the price. I asked for professional makeup as well, very beautiful. When the day of the event arrived, I put on my dress—it was very beautiful and had cost a lot. I spent hours at the salon getting hair extensions, makeup—hours and hours.
I was so excited that when I got in the car to leave for the event, I heard angels playing trumpets, and Jesus appeared in the clouds. The event had already started, and I didn’t realize it. He was coming down through the clouds. I looked and said, “My God, I cared so much about this dressing up that I didn't realize the hours had passed, and now there's no more time for me to go.” That feeling—that there was no more time—consumed me. I cried so much. I heard people glorifying; the whole world was giving glory. And I was worried because there wasn’t enough time for me to go.
Then I woke up desperate. It seemed like I heard Jesus speaking to my heart: “You are worried about beauty, about aesthetics, about presentation, about leaving the environment tidy. But the most important thing you are forgetting is to be ready when I arrive. I am not worried about your outward presentation, about what you demonstrate on the outside. I am worried about whether you are ready on the inside so that when I return, you will ascend. You want to present yourselves to Me, but you don’t want to make things right with Me.”
My dear brothers and sisters, you have just heard the account of a very profound, very unsettling prophetic dream in which this young woman saw Jesus returning to rapture His church—the Bridegroom coming to meet the BRIDE, His beloved church. But this young woman was not adequately prepared for the encounter. She took too long to get ready. She left the preparation to the last minute. My brothers, this will happen. Many people will be left behind because they will leave preparation to the last moment. And then there will be no more time, because the door of grace will close shortly before Jesus returns.
My brothers and sisters, in Matthew 25 it tells the story of the ten virgins. It begins saying, “Then the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom.” All ten fell asleep. This means that at some point in Christian history, the church will fall asleep—a moment of spiritual lukewarmness. In this year 2025, we are seeing this clearly: the church is in total lukewarmness.
In the story, there were five who were prepared and five who left everything to the last minute, just like the young woman. What made her fall behind? Vanity. Is vanity consuming you? Will it make you lose salvation? Is it a worldly dream—buying a house, traveling abroad, living in a certain country? What dream is taking salvation out of your hands?
Heaven is taken by force. To reach heaven, my brothers, you have to fight, leave your sins, abandon burdens and whims—whatever separates you from God must be left behind. Otherwise, you will not enter the heavenly kingdom.
In the account of the ten virgins, the five unprepared ones ran out of oil. They went to buy more, but when they returned, the door was closed. That is exactly what happened to the young woman in the testimony.
Jesus says that at His return it will be as it was in the days of Noah: people eating, drinking, marrying—living normally—until the flood came and took them all away. So it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. Two will be in the field—one taken and the other left. Therefore, keep watch, because you do not know what hour your Lord is coming.
We don't know the day or the hour, but we see the signs showing the nearness of Jesus’ return. Through the signs, we can prepare ourselves—not leaving everything to the last minute. Abandon everything that distances you from Jesus—vanity, whims, sins, idols, even famous singers if they keep you away. What is above is far better than anything below. Jesus instructs us: lay up treasures in heaven, where they cannot be destroyed or stolen.
Heaven holds a crown of victory, a crown of righteousness, streets of gold, a city of transparent gold, precious stones, the tree of life, the crystal river, and the presence of Almighty God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
My brothers, I hope this testimony has made you reflect on your journey. Which path are you walking—salvation or perdition? It can be a small detail that makes you lose salvation. I hope today’s message alerts you enough to abandon vanity and whatever sin is keeping you away from Jesus and from achieving salvation.
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