Dreams & Interpretation

I have dreamed a dream. In my dream, I was dressed in white, holding a bouquet of flowers. You were holding my hands, and we were both walking to the altar. When I woke up, I knew we were meant to be together. Well, as artificial and fairytale-like as that may sound, that is the reality for some folks. And they will try to impose that on everyone, as if it must be breathed in by all. Let me share another experience. Years back, someone claimed to have had a dream about me, so

The human spirit can pick up signals beyond the five senses.   Have you ever had a dream that felt so real when you woke up that you just knew it must mean something serious? Pilate’s wife had such an experience. She sent word to her husband, saying, “Have thou nothing to do with that just man: for I have suffered many things this day in a dream because of him”  (Matthew 27:19). Her dreams were not a mental overflow; they were real, and she acted upon them by sending word to

Are all dreams a multitude of thoughts, or a mental overflow?  Well, without me trying to make too much out of dreams, reducing every dream to mere mental overflow is too simplistic and fails to reflect the full witness of Scripture concerning the sources and nature of dreams. As I will point out in this article, the Bible clearly shows that dreams can carry divine meaning. In fact, Scripture reveals three primary sources of dreams: first,  God. Second,  human thoughts, what

Is there anything called the gift of interpretation of dreams in the Bible? I’ve heard people say, “I believe I have the gift of interpretation of dreams.” Actually, there is no such thing mentioned in the Bible as the gift of interpreting dreams. Sorry to disappoint you! People coined the phrase “gift of interpretation of dreams” without a single portion of Scripture to support it. Yes, the Bible speaks of dreams and of interpretation, but it never describes a spiritual gift