Vickie Smith: Vision of America & Warning about 'The Plague!'

Vision and Spiritual Readiness

Vickie Smith describes a vision from about a year and a half earlier. In it, a figure representing Death, carrying a scythe, stood over the United States and appeared to be seeking people to destroy. Smith says she is not declaring a specific prophecy; she interprets the image as a warning about spiritual complacency and a call to prepare.

She urges people to deepen their faith through prayer, Scripture, and devotion. She describes spiritual readiness as training for a battle, rather than superstition, and encourages believers to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance and become more attentive to what she calls the “language of heaven.”

Smith connects the vision to a mission she says she received from the Lord: to “revive the walking dead,” meaning people who have become spiritually disengaged. She frames the vision as a wake-up call and emphasizes that the weapons of spiritual warfare are not physical.

Discussion of a Coming Plague

The hosts raise a viral prophecy by Protestant evangelist Brandon Biggs about a coming plague. Smith says she had not seen it and does not want other people’s accounts to shape her own impressions.

She shares a message she attributes to God: “The plague is not what you think.” Smith cautions against guessing what the plague might be, saying that overthinking and rationalizing can distract from faith. She makes no specific prediction about what the plague is or when it might occur, and presents the message as a prompt to trust in divine care.

Prayer and Spiritual Challenges

Smith discusses improving prayer by giving it focused attention, while allowing that people sometimes have to pray amid other activities. She describes spiritual challenges as “sandpaper” that can expose and correct flaws in behavior.

To explain why she trusts her visions, she recalls seeing dead jellyfish in a vision roughly 18 years ago. Days later, she says, news reports described large numbers of dead jellyfish.

Healing and the Passion

Smith concludes with a message she says she received about healing: people need not win a spiritual battle themselves, but should accept the victory she believes Jesus won through the cross.

She describes a rosary meditation that links episodes of Jesus’ Passion with different forms of human struggle. Smith interprets Jesus’ blue eyes in her inward visions as a sign of his “ocean of mercy.”

Presenters and Contributors

• Vickie Smith
• Jocelyne Chretien
• Ron Ray