50 Days to More: Day Thirteen

50 Days to More: Day Thirteen

Our dreams were designed by God and given specifically to us for a specific purpose. Because of that, we can’t just reach them on our own. Our dreams require miracles. God is the creator of miracles, and he requires our faith and obedience to perform them. Miracles don’t go where they’re needed, they go where they’re honored and expected. God birthed an uncommon dream in each of us, and we have to believe that he will do whatever he can to make it happen. As we said last week, God’s only pleasure is to be believed, and his only pain is to be doubted.

50 Days to More: Day Twelve

50 Days to More: Day Twelve

The uncommon dream will reveal changes in relationships. This goes along with what we discussed yesterday. We’ve talked about the fact that Joseph received opposition from his brothers. In addition, he saw changes with nearly everyone in his life when his God started to make his dream a reality. Relationships with people will often change as our lives evolve and we are used more and more by God.

50 Days to More: Day Eleven

50 Days to More: Day Eleven

If you have a dream that has become your destiny, unfortunately there is going to be some opposition along the way. Not everyone will like it or embrace it. There will be enemies of your dream. So, where will this opposition come from? Ironically enough, resistance may come from those closest to you: your family. Joseph’s very own brothers hated him when he told them about his dream.

50 Days to More: Day Ten

50 Days to More: Day Ten

Although God does speak to us about the plans he has for us through dreams and visions, they aren’t necessarily a divine prediction of our future. However, they are revelations of a divine possibility. Having a relationship with The Lord is a two-way street. While he does have specific plans for all of our lives and promises to lead us to them, it takes work on our part as well.

50 Days to More: Day Nine

50 Days to More: Day Nine
In the English language, a dream can refer to one of two things. The first type of dream is, obviously, what happens when we’re asleep. They’re our night visions (some of these are actually meaningful, while others can be pretty strange and confusing!). These types of dreams come to us while we’re asleep, and sometimes we don’t remember them at all. The other type of dream refers to our hopes, aspirations, goals, and visions. Regardless of weather our dreams come while we’re sleeping (through our subconscious), from God (as our goals), or while we daydream, they can be very spiritual in nature. They can help us figure our our assignments from God.