Dream Marriage Supper of the Lamb, MANY didn’t make it
Sunday, 07/19/26 at 07:39
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Blessings, everybody, and welcome to the Lord’s channel.
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I want to share a dream that the Lord gave me about three years ago, back in 2023. Today, while I was at a women’s fellowship at my church, one of the sisters gave a short 15-minute encouragement about prayer. She was reading from Matthew 26, when Jesus was in the Garden of Gethsemane.
I’m sorry if you hear noise in the background. My kids are sleeping, and I’m here in the room with them.
As she was teaching from these verses, I suddenly remembered this dream. It was as if I finally understood it three years later. I felt such an urgency to share it.
In the dream, I knew I was at the Olive Garden restaurant. Here in California, we have a restaurant chain called Olive Garden, and I knew that’s where I was. I was sitting at a beautifully decorated table with white linens and elegant crystal centerpieces.
I leaned forward and looked to my left. The table stretched a long distance, and I knew that everyone seated there was a believer. However, there were many empty chairs. No one was sitting in them.
In the dream, we all knew the people who were supposed to be sitting in those seats. We were saying their names. We were asking, “What happened to so-and-so? Why didn’t they show up? Why aren’t they here? What about so-and-so? They’re not here either.”
As we spoke their names, I somehow knew they were not going to make it. I knew they were not going to show up.
When I woke up, I knew the dream carried a sense of urgency, but I didn’t fully understand it. I wrote it down in my notebook and casually prayed about it, but I never really sought the Lord for its meaning.
Today, as that sister was teaching from Matthew 26, the dream came back to my memory, and suddenly I understood it. I thought, “Oh my gosh.”
This is what I believe the dream means.
The Olive Garden restaurant was symbolic of the Garden of Gethsemane. Gethsemane was located at the foot of the Mount of Olives. It was a grove of olive trees, and the name itself is associated with an olive press, where olives are crushed to produce oil.
I understood this to symbolize a time of pressing—a time of intense trials, tribulation, and persecution.
I believe the dream was showing that many people will not endure those times of intense trials, tribulation, and persecution.
Jesus warns us, “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.”
He is telling us to remain watchful and prayerful so that we do not give in to temptation during times of testing. We must not fall away in the midst of trials.
When the Lord saves us, that is only the beginning of our walk with Him. The Bible says we are to work out our salvation with fear and trembling. We are to run the race, and we are to endure.
Our prayers should not be filled only with temporary desires, such as money or earthly blessings. Yes, our Heavenly Father loves to bless His children and give good gifts to them. Of course, we can bring our requests before Him.
But I believe the Lord is showing us something deeper here. When He says, “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation,” He is telling us to pray for the strength to endure. Pray that we do not give in. Pray that we remain faithful and do not fall away.
One of the prayers my family and I often pray is that we would not love our lives even unto death. I pray that we would endure. I pray that our faith would not fail. I pray that the Lord would keep our feet on the narrow path and help us not to turn to the right or to the left.
I pray that we would be people after His own heart. I pray that we would be sensitive to His Spirit. I pray that we would be obedient and faithful to the very end.
Those are the kinds of prayers I pray over myself and my family.
I believe those are the kinds of prayers the Lord wants us to pray because He says, “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation.”
He is showing us that our prayers should be focused on spiritual strength, spiritual endurance, and remaining faithful so that we will not fall away during times of trial, testing, and persecution.
I pray that this video reaches those who need to hear it.
I hope that one day I will be sitting at that table with my loved ones, my family, and with you who are watching this video.
May the Lord keep us faithful to the end.
God bless.