Every generation of believers is invited into a deeper encounter with the living God. The Lord not only redeems us from sin but calls us into His eternal purposes. Among the most precious gifts He gives to His people is the ability to see to perceive His will, to discern His ways, and to walk in His fire. Eye That See: A Prophetic Journey of Fire, Vision, and Calling was birthed out of this divine reality: God still raises up men and women whose eyes are anointed to behold His glory and whose lives are set aflame to carry His voice to the nations.

The book is not simply a memoir or collection of teachings; it is a prophetic journey. It takes the reader by the hand, leading them from the foundations of spiritual vision to the costly yet glorious call of the prophetic life. Through a rich tapestry of Scripture, testimony, and prophetic insight, Eye That See equips believers to recognize God's voice, cultivate intimacy with the Spirit, and step boldly into their calling.

This is a book about fire the fire that purifies, consumes, and empowers. It is about vision the spiritual sight that enables us to perceive what the natural eye cannot. And it is about calling the summons of God that defines our destiny and directs our steps. Together, these three strands form the essence of prophetic life and ministry.

At its heart, Eye That See is both a manual and a testimony. It is a manual because it teaches biblical principles, lays out spiritual disciplines, and provides practical guidance for those who long to hear God clearly and minister prophetically. It is a testimony because it bears witness to the transformative power of God's fire, recounting how encounters with His presence awaken and shape our journey.

In a world clouded by distraction, deception, and darkness, the need for prophetic sight has never been greater. This book invites readers to open their spiritual eyes, to embrace the refining fire of God, and to say yes to His call with undivided hearts. Prophetic sight always begins with fire. Before Isaiah could say, "Here am I; send me" (Isaiah 6:8), his lips had to be touched by a burning coal from the altar. Before Jeremiah could speak, the Word of God became a fire shut up in his bones. Before the disciples could turn the world upside down, tongues of fire rested upon them at Pentecost. Fire is God's agent of purification, empowerment, and consecration.

Eye That See explores this fiery dimension of the prophetic journey. Fire exposes what is hidden; it consumes sin and compromise. It confronts every idol that would dull our spiritual vision. The book does not present fire as a distant metaphor but as an experiential reality every believer who desires prophetic clarity must pass through seasons of testing and refining. These seasons are not punishments but invitations into purity. The book draws heavily on biblical imagery to explain the necessity of fire. Gold is purified only through heat. A sacrifice only ascends when fire consumes it. And so it is with us: only when we allow God's fire to work in our lives can our vision remain clear and our calling unhindered.

This section emphasizes that prophetic fire is not optional, it is foundational. Without fire, vision becomes clouded by fleshly ambition or worldly distraction. Without fire, calling is weakened by compromise. The believer is invited to embrace fire as both friend and teacher, allowing God to burn away everything that hinders love and obedience. Once fire purifies, vision becomes possible. The second movement of the book explores the gift of spiritual sight. Vision in this sense is more than dreams or supernatural phenomena-it is the Spirit-enabled ability to perceive reality as God sees it.