Seeing the Things of Heaven: Why We Often See Darkness Before We See Light and What We can do About it

Seeing the Things of Heaven: Why We Often See Darkness Before We See Light and What We can do About it

Seeing the Things of Heaven Why We Often See Darkness Before We See Light and What We can do About it You Were Never Meant to Be Afraid of the Dark. Many believers first awaken to the spiritual realm by seeing darkness —shadows, demonic presences, unsettling visions that stir fear and uncertainty. If that has been your experience, you are not alone. But you were never meant to stay there. In Seeing the Things of Heaven , Michael Van Vlymen offers deep insight, personal experiences, and powerful biblical truths to help you understand what is happening, why you see what you see, and—most importantly—how to step into spiritual confidence and authority . Seeing darkness is often where people begin, but it is not where they have to remain. God has so much more for you. This book will help you: ✔ Break the grip of fear and stand firm in your God-given authority. ✔ Understand why you see darkness and how to shift your vision toward the light. ✔ Recognize open doors that give the enemy access and learn how to close them. ✔ Develop spiritual discernment and wisdom to navigate the unseen realm. ✔ Encounter the presence of God, His angels, and heavenly realities. The enemy wants to keep you focused on fear, but God has a plan for your life —a plan of light, strength, and divine purpose. The things of darkness do not have authority over you unless you allow them. When you learn to walk in the Spirit , renew your mind , and align your vision with heaven , you will begin to see differently. You will begin to see what God is doing , not just what the enemy is trying to do. There is light at the end of the darkness. God is calling you higher —beyond fear, beyond deception, into the fullness of His Kingdom. It’s time to step forward in boldness, to pierce the darkness , and to walk in the glorious light of Christ . Are you ready?