The Portal of the Tomb with Malcolm

Roll Away the Stone

In our engagement with Heaven, Stephanie described what she saw:

“Immediately I saw the picture of the tomb with the stone rolled away. I saw the boulder that was moved out of the way. What would Heaven like to tell us about this? Malcolm is standing here with me.

“Hi Malcolm. It is so good to be with you again.”

Malcolm began, “Everyone knows the revelation about the stone being rolled away, right?”

Stephanie replied, “Yes, I think so.”

Malcolm continued, “It was a portal. There are a lot of people that have stones that need to be rolled away in areas of their life and that when that happens, it's an open portal to the new. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is in you.

“Consider areas of your life where there has been death. Not the death of a person but death of situations, deaths of marriages, deaths of relationships, deaths of loss of job, deaths of identity, deaths of innocence.

“Picture what would be a death to you as an individual, and you can ask that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead remove that stone away.”

Stephanie inserted, “Malcolm just showed me a stony heart.”

Malcolm added, “Many don't realize they have a stony heart about the matter of the death of the thing in their life they are hiding. Have them relate the concept of the stone rolling away the ‘matter.’”

Stephanie said, “And this is ‘matter,’ it's a dual word.”

Malcolm remarked, “’Matter’ that raised Jesus from the dead is available to the places in their heart where death has come, and new life can be there in its stead. It's a choice.

“People must understand that some of the death in their life, they hold onto it, and they don't have to. They use it as a crutch to say things like, ‘I can't move forward.’”

He asked, “Can they? They could move forward if they wanted to. Do you have to face natural death?”

Stephanie responded, “We do.”

Malcolm replied, “Then face these as well. There's victory. Consider the woman at the well. In love, Jesus had her face the death of relationships as well as the death of hope in her life. That resurrection power he gave within her caused her to transform her life. She faced the stony parts of her life, and the stone was rolled away and she had victory. This is an easy concept.”

Stephanie remarked, “I think it is Malcolm.”

Malcolm continued, “However, people have to be willing to face some of these things in their lives.”

Stephanie commented, “Malcolm, it seems easier to push those things in the back of your head and heart and not face them.”

Malcolm queried, “Is it?”

Stephanie replied, “I guess I can see where that would cause anxiety when you do that. When people say, ‘I don't know why I'm anxious,’ or ‘I don't know why I'm frustrated,’ or ‘I don't know why I'm sad,’ it's because they have not faced some of the things that were like a death to them, and the victory is right there in front of them.”

Malcolm asked. “Can you see now how applicable that verse has been?”

Stephanie noted, “I always take things that I hear and I'm like, ‘Well, how can we apply that, especially when it is scripture? How can we naturally apply that? If the same power that's in me that raised Jesus from the dead, why am I not walking in total victory? So, what you're saying, Malcolm, is we can.

“I ask the Father to forgive me for the stony places in my own heart and request the same power that raised Jesus from the dead and the death of things in my own life that I either allowed, things that happened to me because of generational sins or by my own hand, and to roll the stone away in order to be able to walk in a new dimension of freedom.”

Malcolm added, “Love. People become entrapped because they believe that when a situation happened in their life that they are in bondage. They are only in bondage if they choose to be in bondage. The concept of facing the death of innocence, the death of material things, the death of things in their lives—facing these matters and asking for the resurrection power, the life, and the moving of the stone—stepping into this new dimension is indeed where life is.”

Stephanie responded, “Thank you for that, Malcolm. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Father that the same power is in us.

Malcolm then said something odd, “Tell the people they can move the stone out of the way.”

Stephanie replied, “We can? I was thinking it was Jesus, but it's us being in agreement that moves the stone and THEN you walk in the same power that raised Jesus from the dead. It's about bringing light into the dark, isn't it?”

Malcolm responded, “You're getting it, Stephanie!”

Stephanie thanked Malcolm as he walked into the tomb. She noted that it wasn’t a tomb, but rather a portal and it wasn’t dark inside.

I recommended that she follow him into the tomb, and she did.

As she stepped in, she saw Malcolm seated at a table eating fruit—the fruit of the Spirit.

He was sitting in a chair, but his feet were up on the table, and he was taking big bites of fruit, and he had the biggest smile on his face. He invited Stephanie to have a seat at the table.

Malcolm said, “This is the higher frequency—love. People need to understand that His love for them sets them free, but they must be active participants. They must face the deaths of things.”

Stephanie remarked, “It's interesting. Heaven keeps saying, ‘Deaths of things.’ I mean, he is talking about our problems. He's talking about situations and things that have brought us pain. We must face it.”

Malcolm said, “The stone being rolled away is multifaceted. Just as they moved the stone away from Lazarus’s tomb, the tombs in our hearts—the stone can be rolled away because of love, but you must face the death.”

Stephanie continued to watch him eat, “At this point, I'm just watching him eat. I mean, he's really enjoying himself.”