God-Dreams

"He speaks in dreams, in visions of the night, when deep sleep falls on people as they lie in their beds". Job 33:15

How It Started

Over a decade ago, I made my first deliberate request — asking God to speak to me in the night. The very next morning, I woke up with no doubt: I'd had my first God-dream. I still remember every detail. I named it Moving Borders. It took years for its full meaning to unfold, but that dream opened something in me that has never closed.

From that point on, I began ending each day the same way — asking God to fill my spirit and speak to me while my body rested. It wasn't long before I saw how dreams sharpened my prayers, helping me intercede with precision for myself and for others. I was in awe that God would choose to speak this way.

But I had so many questions: Does God really use dreams today? How do I know what they mean? How can I tell if a dream is from God? I searched for answers and made a surprising discovery: non-believers were paying far more attention to their dreams than most Christians were.

Why This Matters

People are hungry for meaning. When life feels empty, many turn to psychics, astrologers, or horoscopes for guidance. Meanwhile, Christians are becoming less curious about the supernatural — even as the world grows more fascinated by it. That's a problem.

God is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Hebrews 13:8) — and that includes the ways He communicates. It's time for believers to reclaim what belongs to us, including the sacred gift of God-given dreams and visions.

God wants to reveal the hidden things of His heart. He wants to get our attention. And sometimes He does it in the night, when our bodies are still and He finally has our full focus.

What You'll Find Here

Not every dream is from God, and not every dream needs interpreting. But over the years, the more I've brought my dreams to God in prayer, the more He's provided insight and revelation. This blog is my attempt to share that journey with you.

Browse my dreams and their interpretations. Read about the process God takes me through to understand them. And please — reach out and share your own God-dreams. Our testimonies of what God has done and is doing in our lives encourages one another and reveals how intimately God desires to be part of our lives.

Believe in the beauty of your God-dreams. God's creativity is endless, and I hope you'll join me on this journey to seek Him — and see Him — with fresh eyes.