Today, we’re diving into a fascinating topic—one that has guided prophets, kings, and ordinary people throughout history. Does God still speak through dreams? And if so, how do we recognize when a dream is from Him?
Our springboard for today’s discussion is: Acts 2:17 – “And in the last days it shall be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams.”
From Joseph in Egypt to Daniel in Babylon, the Bible is filled with moments where God speaks through dreams. Even in the New Testament, Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus, received divine instruction in a dream to take Mary and the child to Egypt. But God’s voice in dreams didn’t stop in biblical times. Countless testimonies today confirm that He still speaks through this mysterious nighttime channel.
How do we discern a dream that comes from God versus one that is merely the mind sorting out daily events? A divine dream carries a sense of clarity and urgency. It often aligns with Scripture and is accompanied by a deep impression on the soul—something that lingers far beyond waking. It may bring revelation, warning, or direction. Unlike random, disjointed dreams, God’s messages are distinct, full of purpose, and confirmed by the Spirit.
So how should we respond? First, take note of significant dreams—write them down. Second, pray for discernment. If God is speaking, He will confirm His message through Scripture, wise counsel, or further revelation. Lastly, be willing to act. Dreams are not just glimpses into the subconscious but can be divine roadmaps for what’s ahead.
Question of the Day: Have you ever had a dream you felt was from God? How did it impact your life?
Let’s Pray: Lord, open our hearts and minds to hear You, even in the quiet of the night. Help us discern Your voice and give us wisdom to respond. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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