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Last week was not the usual sermon:
Although it was not the the usual flow, certain keywords were mentioned that you should not miss:
There are evil dreams that the devil uses to target :
Your faith and the assurance of your salvation by creating fear and hopelessness in your dream
The assurance of your salvation through fear
He uses them to target specific areas of your life - especially, your prayer life, because that is your power house.
He does this by direct attacks and indirect attacks in your dreams - he can use people, animal, or strange objects to attack you.
and he uses them to scare you away from dreaming - you will start to think that a dreamless night is a sweet night, because it would be better not to dream than to have bad dreams.
Your victory over evil dreams is your genuine salvation:
2 cor 5:17
the “all things”, includes your dream.
after all things become new as a result of salvation:
prov
job 11:
job 11:
Bring out your pen and paper to write this down: this is your bed time proclamation:
“As I lie down tonight, I will rest in safety, my sleep shall be sweet; none shall make me afraid and Lord will speak to me in my dreams.
Amen”
this is your bed time proclamation: “Dear Lord, as I lie down tonight, I will rest in safety, my sleep shall be sweet; none shall make me afraid and the Lord will speak to me in my dreams.
Amen”
Today:
numbers 12:
job 33:
The obvious truth is this: “God Speaks through our dreams and he wants you to start paying close attention to your dreams, because it contain divine revelations that holds the key to your future”
My entrance on this subject today is simple, when God gives you a divine message in your dream, what is his expectation?
what does he expect you to do with it?
God expect you to ACT ON IT: the question we might ask is this: HOW?
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Write the vision Down and make it plain upon tables.
Your first action is to stand up and write the dream down, even before you pray about it.
- the best time to write you dream is immediately after you wake up, don’t delay.
This process is important because in the process of writing it down, God will guide you to use some keywords to describe your experience which would be crucial in the process of interpreting your dream.
This is the only way to keep track of your dreams and always remember your dreams…
Make it plain:
this simply means, take step to understand what its saying - are there symbols in it, what is this dream saying?
if you can not interprete it yourself, look for help.
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That he may run that readeth it:
most times when God gives us dreams, it will come with simple responsibilities, that is immediate or in the future.
When God shows up, I told us, its because there is something on his mind.
most times he intends for you to know and identify with his plans for your life.
for example God said to Moses:
there is always something in the heart of God that requires your action.
Ex0 3:9-10
Let us read some of these dreams and see what follows:
The dream of pharaoh is a good example:
Gen
Gen 20:
let me say this, dreams, most times will address issues that are about to happen, not what has already happened.
verse 25
God was speaking to Pharaoh about what he is about to do
God doubles the dream to let pharaoh know that the thing has been fixed
write this down: 99% of the time, dreams addresses what is about to happen, not what has already happened.
from 35, Joseph, stated clearly what God expected them to do to help them through the famine.
So, God expect you to act when he gives you a visionary dream - dreams that have meaning.
3 Important Questions to ask after every dream:
Who is the focus of the dream?
you will be able to identify whether the dream is for you or for others.
What is the main action of the dream?
this will help to unlock the central message of the dream
What is the main emotion of the dream?
this will help to identify the message as positive or negative
some emotion includes:
Joy
sadness
fear
anxiety
insecurity
urgency etc
What is the parallel in my wake-up life?
this will help to tie the meaning of the dream to your current reality… the dream will not just be hanging.
Some dreams to demonstrate this simple process:
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