Mickey Robinson: My Round-Trip Flight to Heaven (2 Corinthians 5:8)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2022-05-13

Mickey Robinson: My Round-Trip Flight to Heaven (2 Corinthians 5:8)
Mickey speaks at King of Kings May 26, 2021. Quotes: “I looked into an abyss of blackness. It's eternal. It's empty. It is forever. It's totally being cut off from the source of all life. That is terrifying and hopeless, and that is the outer darkness. I not only could see it, but I could also feel what it would be like - that is awful. So as it was closing, it was eclipsing this white light. I'm on the very precipice of eternity, the very edge of eternity and I cried out, "NO! I'm sorry, I want to live! I want to be alive." Somehow, I was thrust through this opening, and I was standing in heaven, in the third heaven, in the presence of Almighty God. I knew instantly that I would never die forever. The most profound impact is the undiluted perfect love of God. This is amazing. It is God himself loving you as his own son or daughter.”

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We're moving right along, normal skydiving flight, I was expecting to have fun. Suddenly, going up on a practice jump. right after takeoff, we lose the engine. The pilot says, "Oh, my God," and he hits me and says, "That's it, we're going down." The airplane loses our lift, which is the aerodynamic power that makes an airplane fly. But it just dropped straight down. I'm sure the view out the windshield was that we're all going to be dead. We hit a tree going about 100 miles an hour. I was sitting on the floor next to the pilot. My face stopped my body going about 100 miles an hour. 

We cartwheeled several times and the plane was then wedged in the ground. Now (this picture), that's damaged more after the fire and all that, but you can see it... it tore that right side of the wing back. This kind of airplane is a six passenger Cherokee. The fuel is held in rubber bladders - two on the right wing and two on the left wing. We emptied the left wing out so the plane would be a little lighter, but the right side tore open and then as the skydivers are getting out, my partner was the last one getting out and just as he was a few feet away, the plane exploded. He heard screaming. I was trapped inside and so was the pilot. I was soaked with fuel and on fire from head to toe. So, this brave man, my partner, went back in the burning airplane, grabbed me by the parachute harness, ripped them loose, rolled me on the ground and ran away. 

The only thing I remember... the first thing I remember after the accident... I don't remember the actual crash. I don't remember the fire or being on fire, but I remember being in that ambulance and the sound of that siren that whining sound. So, for the first time in my life, a person who is living to be self- sufficient, a person who is exercising my talents and ability to gain strength and influence in the world that I lived in... for the first time I called out to a God I didn't know and to the Lord I never served, "Help! Help! 

The burns are bad. The brain injury is bad, and they expect me to die of shock, but I didn't the first night. The next day, but as things progressed, I got really sick. Massive weight loss, infections throughout my body. Sometimes bleeding ten pints of blood a day. They tried everything they could, and then they brought in a specialist. I've lost from 177 pounds, down to 92 or 93 pounds, because the evaporation process burns up 6,000 to 7000 calories for every liter of water. The kind of burns that I had, the doctor told me I would burn six or seven liters a day. So there over 40 thousand calories being burned up and no calories going in. Blood loss, infection, sepsis, organ failure.

Once they finally did everything they could, they brought a specialist in from Case Western Reserve, a famous teaching hospital. He examined me and wrote in his notes at the end, there's simply nothing I can offer this young man. He was saying, medically, physically he's hopeless. But God! As I was laying in that condition and on the particular day that I can remember I was in a coma. Sometimes I was in a coma. Sometimes I was blurry... and sometimes I was so alert, I was hyper-alert and the pain is not treatable with any kind of drug - it doesn't - help the pain is so bad. 

But I saw the doctor with a clipboard on this side of my bed talking to a nurse on the other side, and he said, "When this patient Mr. Robinson dies, I want you to clean this entire area out and move that patient Clark over here. I was unconscious in a coma, but I can hear. I can tell you what he was wearing. I can tell you what that woman looked like.