Streams Ministries Intl.: Recent Episodes
John E. Thomas
Streams exists to help people experience connection with God by teaching, resourcing, and activating the everyday believer to fulfill their God given purpose.
What if the enemy had plans to attack you—but God told you in a dream that there was nothing to worry about? That’s what happened with Robert. The Lord gave him an inside look at what was going on and let Robert know He was going to take care of the situation.
Dream interpretation is an incredible tool for evangelism! God speaks in dreams all over the world, and through dream interpretation, we have the privilege of ushering people into spiritual encounters where they start to recognize His voice.
Have you ever had a dream that worried you? “Oh no! What did THAT mean?!” God has a wonderful way of comforting our hearts with dreams and making sure we know what He’s saying. We can trust His voice and expect Him to guide us well.
When God speaks in a dream, you’ll find your courage. This Christmas, let’s join the magi in following His voice.
Are you worried about something? Are you asking a question? God hears the wonderings of your heart, and He might give you the answer in a dream.
In the Western world, we tend to dismiss dreams, especially if they’re weird. But according to Scripture, dreams can be very real. Don’t discount the amazing experiences you’ve had with God while asleep!
Sometimes God will give you an invitation in a dream, and you’ll accept it—even though you don’t necessarily recognize what’s going on. The Holy Spirit has a beautiful way of moving our hearts and leading us forward, even when we don’t understand.
Sometimes God will give us a dream we don’t understand, but He deposits it in our spirit like a seed. That’s what happened with my friend Marcia. She was 23 years old when she had the following dream
Did you know that God loves to talk about His church in dreams? Your dream might not be just about you—it might be about His family, and He’s showing you how to pray.
God knows what’s really going on in your situation, and He wants to encourage you. When your heart is grieving, He might give you a dream expressing His love.
How did Joseph hear two dreams about cows, grain, and the Nile River—and know what they meant? How do these famous dreams from Scripture actually “work”?
God speaks in dreams all the time—to those who know Him and those who don’t. Some of us have no idea that God is speaking to us in the night. As we learn to pay attention, we’ll find life.
The joy of the Lord is a powerful weapon against the enemy. In this dream, God reveals a coming attack and His strategy to overcome that attack: joy.
It’s good to know the principles of dream interpretation, but to really grasp what God is saying in a dream, we need revelation—we need to hear His voice, like Joseph did.
Have you ever had an intercession dream? This is when God reveals His plans through a dream so you can pray. In this dream, God showed the dreamer how He is calling His church to reject fear.
Has the Lord given you a promise in a dream? Value the promise, and seek Him for wisdom.
Have you ever had a warning dream? They aren’t fun—but when God shows you what the enemy wants to do, you can pray about it, which will keep it from happening.
Not everything you see in your dream is about you. Sometimes God will show you what’s happening—or will happen—with other people.
God speaks in YOUR language in your dreams so you can understand Him more easily. You don’t dream certain things just because your brain is processing—He’s probably trying to communicate with you.
Did you know that Jesus might come to you in a dream? But you may or may not realize it’s Him until later.
Have you ever received a message from God or from someone speaking for God in a dream? Pay attention to that message.
When God speaks to you in a dream, He isn’t bound by the earth’s physical laws or concepts of time and distance. He could do or say ANYTHING.
God gives warnings in dreams because He wants to help us, protect us, and keep us from being hurt or destroyed.
Why are dreams important? Because we want to know God’s voice in any way He speaks—even if it’s in a way that doesn’t make full sense to the Western mindset.