This course is taking me into dimensions of God I didn’t even know existed. I was completely unaware these depths were accessible, largely because very few are teaching at this level.
Have you ever been in prophetic meditation and, instead of remaining human, felt yourself become something else entirely? I was reflecting on the Holy Spirit—how He appeared as a dove and rested upon Jesus at His baptism. During one of my meditations, I became like a butterfly—free, light, and delighting in the sweetness of the flowers as I explored a vast field.
Another time, in prophetic meditation, I saw the hand of God resting on my head, much like when someone is praying or prophesying over you. Last night I learned that this symbolizes God’s provision. I’m new to this journey and am beginning to understand that these experiences carry meaning. Now that I’ve received the vision, I feel called to go deeper to discern what it signifies. Interpretation itself feels like another level of spiritual growth.
This is not a sprint—it’s a marathon. I have to remind myself of that. Still, I desire to eventually interpret dreams. I know that throughout Scripture and even today, dream interpretation has been used as a powerful way to draw people to Christ during evangelism.
So I ask: what tools do you have in your toolbelt to win the lost?
This course is taking me into dimensions of God I didn’t even know existed. I was completely unaware these depths were accessible, largely because very few are teaching at this level.
Have you ever been in prophetic meditation and, instead of remaining human, felt yourself become something else entirely? I was reflecting on the Holy Spirit—how He appeared as a dove and rested upon Jesus at His baptism. During one of my meditations, I became like a butterfly—free, light, and delighting in the sweetness of the flowers as I explored a vast field.
Another time, in prophetic meditation, I saw the hand of God resting on my head, much like when someone is praying or prophesying over you. Last night I learned that this symbolizes God’s provision. I’m new to this journey and am beginning to understand that these experiences carry meaning. Now that I’ve received the vision, I feel called to go deeper to discern what it signifies. Interpretation itself feels like another level of spiritual growth.
This is not a sprint—it’s a marathon. I have to remind myself of that. Still, I desire to eventually interpret dreams. I know that throughout Scripture and even today, dream interpretation has been used as a powerful way to draw people to Christ during evangelism.
So I ask: what tools do you have in your toolbelt to win the lost?