>> Hi. My name is Derek Snodgrass,
and I have a supernatural story to share.
Not too long ago, I was pressing into the presence of God
and I began to just meditate on the Word of God.
According to Psalms 56:8, I just began to meditate
on a particular scripture that said,
God keeps track of all of our sorrows.
He bottles all of our tears.
He records all of our sorrows in His book.
And as I begin to meditate on that scripture
and just ponder on it,
I begin to visualize myself just worshiping God
as I was repeating that Scripture.
And immediately I went into an encounter
and I had a visitation to heaven.
Jesus came and tapped me on my shoulder
and He told me that there were some things
that he wanted to show me.
And so I began to walk with Jesus down the hallway
and we came into a room.
The room was extremely extravagant,
it was extremely upscale, it was elegant.
And as we were walking down this corridor,
I saw endless amounts of bottles,
and I immediately knew
that these bottles were filled with tears.
And so I felt like a kid in a candy store.
I started to go up to the bottles
and I just began to look at all of them.
And I could see different stones,
and some were trembling gold,
some of them were really high scale,
and all of them had names engraved on them
of whose bottle of tears they actually belonged to.
As I saw the bottles, I could hear the tears crying out.
In other words, what caused the tears to be formed,
I could hear the weeping,
I could hear the pain, I could hear the emotion.
And so I looked even closer and pressed into the bottle.
And as I looked at the bottle,
I could actually see the visual timeline
of what caused the tears to actually be formed.
And so as I'm looking, I'm excited,
and I see Jesus kind of beckon to me to come on.
He was really patient. And I went with Jesus
because he said that there was more
that he wanted to show me in this room.
The tears I saw, I saw bottles of tears from patriarchs
and matriarchs and biblical characters,
people we honor,
people who are rolling to, in the faith, to us.
And so me and Jesus walked further down the hallway,
and to my right I began to see innumerable angels,
and they were all sitting and writing.
They have books, they have pens, and they were writing.
And I knew these were scribe angels
who were recording the sorrows of humanity.
And so Jesus said there was still more
that he wanted to show me.
And we went further and it looked like
there was a well in the center of this room,
but it was actually what I know now to be a portal.
And so in this portal I saw angels ascending
and descending, they were coming in and out of this portal
and they were actually transporting tears.
And so as we look down, I could see, it looked like 4K or HD,
we could see the entire universe
and we saw Earth. And Jesus changed the scene,
and I saw the home of a single parent mom
who had gone through so much pain, so much turmoil,
that she had really gotten to the end of her rope
and she felt like giving up.
And so she's got her children in the house, one of her children
was extremely sick in the hospital,
drowning in medical bills, financially in trouble.
And she began to weep and cry.
And the angel was there to collect her tears.
As she's crying, she asked the Lord to help her,
and as she's crying out to the Lord, literally,
the angel strengthened her.
I saw her take a deep breath in and I saw her exhale.
And that was the last tear she cried.
Jesus looked at me and he said, The angel is strengthening her.
And the next thing I knew,
the angel was back through the portal
to add the tears to her bottle.
He collected her tears.
As we left and as we observed that,
then I continued to look through the tear room
and I saw Jesus' tear bottle.
When I saw Jesus tear bottle, immediately I ran up to it
and I could see the timeline of what caused
Jesus to weep on earth.
When I saw what caused Him to weep,
and just how much weight he carried for humanity
and the love that he had for me, the love that he has for you,
I began to break down and weep in heaven.
I immediately turned around and I went to Jesus
and I felt the weight of the burden,
of the loneliness, of the isolation,
of the sin that he carried. And I just fell into Jesus' arms
and I embraced him and we hugged each other.
And as I was weeping, Jesus was weeping.
And I knew, and I could feel in a tangible way
for the first time, just how much
Jesus loved me and what
He truly sacrificed for all of us.
As we were crying, I looked to my left,
I saw Jesus' tear bottle, and I saw his tear bottle
generating tears like droplets falling in.
And I saw the ripples of the tears filling up.
I was shocked because Jesus' tear bottle was so much bigger
than all the tear bottles that were around it.
I knew he only lived to be 33 and a half years old,
and it really brought emphasis
to just how much he wept for humanity
and the fact that he still weeps even today.
After I saw his tear bottle we let go of each other
and I began to look at more bottles.
I saw bottles of people who were so wicked, so vile.
These are people we would all know
and recognize at the drop of a button.
They did pretty wicked and evil things that, you know,
if they didn't get saved
in the 11th hour on their deathbed,
we know that they didn't make it to heaven.
I was confused, I was shocked, and I was upset. I was offended.
These tear bottles were in the same room
as some of my heroes in the faith.
How could this be?
I immediately turn to Jesus and say,
What is this about? Why are these bottles here?
Offended, upset, and as soon as I could think it,
I just thought it from my heart and from my mind,
it was telepathic, my lips never moved.
And as soon as I thought, Jesus, why are these bottles here?
Jesus said, The Father loves them all the same.
He said the father loves them all the same.
Immediately I didn't understand.
That was not something that I would ever think.
How could these evil people have anything in heaven?
And it just let me know
that God's love for humanity is unconditional.
It's unfailing, it's steadfast. His love for you is steadfast.
It's unconditional.
It's unfailing. It never changes.
Sometimes we feel like we've sinned so much
and we've gone so far that the enemy
puts a false burden of guilt and condemnation.
But we know that there's no condemnation in Christ.
If God could love these people who were so wicked,
so vile, unconditionally, with an everlasting love,
how much more does he love you and how much does he love me?
In that moment, I really had a clear picture
that although everybody doesn't make it to heaven
because of our own choices,
hell was never created for humanity.
Hell was never created for humanity.
God desires that all men would be saved, none would perish.
And in that moment, I understood as well, our perspectives
of how we judge and condemn people should shift,
because God doesn't view people that way,
even when they make mistakes.
When I came out of that encounter,
I had a greater sense of love for all of humanity.
And I also had an impartation for mercy.
I'm more merciful now
because I understand God's heart towards people.
Listen, if you're watching this right now,
I just want, number one, you to understand
that God loves you with an everlasting love.
You haven't gone so far that God doesn't love you.
God loves you right where you are.
All you have to do is repent and come to him.
That's what he desires. That's what he wants.
He has plans for you in eternity.
And I just want to pray for you if you're watching now,
just close your eyes and lift up your hands.
I want to pray that you will receive
an impartation of the fathers of love.
And I want to pray that you would receive
an impartation for mercy. And so, Father, in Jesus name,
I thank you right now for every listener,
every viewer who's watching this episode.
I pray right now that they would encounter the father's love,
that they would know your heart towards them,
that they would pull down every stronghold,
every negative word that has been spoken over them,
that it will be broken now in the name of Jesus,
and Father I pray
that they would know that you see their tears.
You have heard their prayers. Heaven values their brokenness.
The more broken we are, the more near heaven comes to us.
I thank you that you haven't looked over our pain yet.
You know where we are.
And I thank you that you're moving on our behalf.
God, we give you praise. We give you glory.
And we give you honor in Jesus name. Amen.