The Veil Quotes

“People sometimes tell me that they’re afraid to pursue seeing in the spirit because they think seeing all the demonic will overwhelm them. The truth is that it’s much more terrifying to see how much God cares for us. It’s a love that changes everything it touches. You can never go back once you’ve seen it. You’ll forgive when you don’t want to, give up anger before you’re ready, and become friends with people you wouldn’t have wanted to sit next to. All inspired by the profound revelation of his unyielding love.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“I never realized that people who knew God might not know how close his kingdom was.”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil

“The words we speak in the physical realm move mountains and bend destinies in the spirit realm.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“If you know what God has to say about you, then it doesn’t matter what anyone or anything else has to say.”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil

“Since what God had to say to me was the meat that fed my identity, I viewed what everyone else had to say as side dishes and desserts.”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil

“Your inner healing and spiritual growth are secondary to your relationship with God. It’s easy to get so caught up with trying to heal your internal wounds that you forget to build your relationship with the healer. It is also easy to get so ambitious in the pursuit of gifts and anointing that you forget that your father is the giver. More often than not, getting rid of demonic influence is as simple as hearing what God has to say about your life.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“The truth is that demons are more attracted by what you think than what you do. The deeper truth is that knowing who you are in Christ determines how you think. The only way to know who you are in Christ is to know what he thinks about you. That is to say, if you know what God has to say about you then the lies of the enemy seem silly. This is the majority of what you need to know about dealing with demons. The”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil

“While every answer is in the heart of God, I believe that he hides some of those answers in the people around us because he wants us to need each other.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“The Bible is not a set of rules and regulations that must be followed to earn a place near God. It is a picture, painted over thousands of years, of God’s pursuit of mankind. It is the story of the bridegroom seeking his bride. Is he going to strike you with lighting or pull all his blessings from your life if you sin? Probably not. But he gave you his heart to protect. Religion prevents you from seeing in the spirit because it puts a wall of regulation and duty where God intended to put love. It makes you a slave when he’s looking for a son.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“In the old covenant it was against the law to commit adultery. Jesus said that it is wrong to think about anyone lustfully. In the old covenant it was against the law to kill someone. Jesus said that it is wrong to hate anyone. Did Jesus make the law stricter? No. He revealed the heart of it.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“Religion prevents you from seeing in the spirit because it puts a wall of regulation and duty where God intended to put love. It makes you a slave when he’s looking for a son. Independence To be clear, I am not referring to your ability to function as a singular being, or the declaration Americans celebrate on July the 4th.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“Religion prevents you from seeing in the spirit because it puts a wall of regulation and duty where God intended to put love. It makes you”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“While part of the strategy of the demonic is to deceive us into believing lies about ourselves, the other part is trying to get us to believe those lies about others. I don’t know why we feel the compulsion to condemn. May-be it makes us feel better about ourselves or our sense of justice becomes tweaked by our own wounds. Whatever the reason, this is not how God treats people. He”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“It is our fears, grudges, and wounds that let demons in; and it is our fears, grudges, and wounds that make it impossible for them to leave. These pains and attitudes may seem insurmountable at times. That is because they are.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“The point is that you need the voice of the Holy Spirit in your life for everything. Without it anything can be twisted, but with it anything can be redeemed.”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil: An Invitation to the Unseen Realm

“The way I grew into my gifting was not clean and straightforward. It didn’t all make sense. Very few things that I saw came with a clear and immediate explanation; in fact, there are several for which I have still received no explanation. My conversations with the Holy Spirit on the subject, while peaceful and comforting, didn’t follow the straight lines of logic or even the loose order of traditional narrative flow. It all just happened, more than I was ready or able to understand.”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil: An Invitation to the Unseen Realm

“I think a big part of our Christian mandate is to grow into people who can see what God is doing and hear what He is saying so that we can release His kingdom on Earth.”
― Blake K. Healy, The Veil: An Invitation to the Unseen Realm

“If I were to till the soil in my backyard, plant tomato seeds, and nourish the seedlings that sprout from them, I would have created an environment where tomatoes can thrive. The spirit realm is not so different. If I regularly worship in my home, then I have created an environment where the presence of God is attracted and can thrive. If I consistently get into angry arguments with my wife, then I have created an environment where the spirit of division and strife can thrive. These actions and thought patterns determine our spiritual environment.”
― Blake Healy, The Veil

“who came to our church that liked to prophesy during worship. This generally wouldn’t be an issue. The problem was with the words she gave. “Feel the magic of his breath course through your bosom,” “Can you taste his power flowing from the earth,” “Submit your will to his advances and let yourself be taken by him” and other things like that. It may seem rich for the guy who talks about demons morphing out”
― Blake Healy, The Veil