Come Up Here: The Place of Our Original Intent

by Aaron Smith

Part memoir, part revelation, part mystery, Aaron Smith’s account of accepting Yahweh’s invitation to “Come Up Here” uncovers the original dimensions of existence for which we were created. His experiences reveal open portals to the ages of peace and access to the full benefits of the Kingdom. If you desire to enter, you must find the keys to engagement and unlock the protocols of heaven on earth. So, are you ready to encounter thunder, see light alive, and honor numbers, in order to embrace your freedom? Aaron Smith and his wife Robbie founded The Rock of Mobile church in Mobile, Alabama in September of 1990, where he is the Senior Minister. He is the founder of OPē, Open Portal Enterprises, a technology company inspired by scripture in Ezekiel chapters one and ten and Revelation chapter four. In his spare time, Aaron enjoys golf and spending time with his family that includes 8 grandchildren. This is a black and white version of Come Up Here. For the color copy of Come Up Here, please go to rockofmobile.org.

Genres: Faith

238 pages, Paperback

Published October 24, 2016

Reviews

[David Agosta · Rating 1 out of 5]

As l personally knew "Pastor" Aaron, from, 1987 to 1990, this book of blasphemy doesn't surprise me. 2 Corinthians 6:14 sums up this and the rest of his actions.

His hypocrisy was evident, when he falsely accused l and others young men of "spiritual lust", when he advocated the former Rock of Panama City's beliefs of teenagers not dating. (That was a false revelation, to keep certain women free, to marry re-arranged grooms).

Since going to Mobile, l kept track of his slide into self-deception, false doctrine and cult leadership. His teachings are not and never will be about the God of The Bible. (Father, Son/Jesus Christ, and The Holy Spirit). These higher planes and portals he speaks of, is demonic new age blasphemy. All those saved by the Blood of Jesus Christ must stay clear of this book and false teachers as Smith.

[C. McLeish · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is not for the religious. I was brought up in church and God pulled me on a journey that made me an outcast, but I am still a church boy though untangling and untethering. As I read this book, 75% of which I have no grid for, I wondered how a man like myself can come into such a level of revelation and experience. It is literally out of this world. While I am struggling to grasp the mystical call to come up higher, my answer is still “Yes, Lord.”

[Ken Burkhalter · Rating 3 out of 5]

Love the meat of the book, but it is written in stream of consciousness style which tends to wander a bit.