
Welcome and introduction, the importance of dreams, recognizing dreams that are God inspired and those that are not. Why some people believe they never dream and why it is important and beneficial to know how to understand and get the message hidden in a God sent dream.
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Learn a practical guide to interpreting dreams as a primary nightly way God communicates, and discover how to recognize and understand his messages.
Rely on the Spirit of God to interpret dreams, without prophets, using biblical symbols like doves, fish, lion, and cross to reveal God-centered messages that support health and wellbeing.
Discover that everyone dreams and no one is left out. Understand how sleep cycles affect recall and how God uses remembered dreams to convey spiritual principles and a definite purpose.
Interpret dreams as parables that reveal hidden truths, and claim your right as kings and priests to access God’s mysteries by seeking understanding.
Discern the difference between dreams and visions as messages painted on the mind's eye by God, and verify their source and purpose.
Differentiate visions from dreams by distinguishing brief waking flashes of images from longer, symbolic dream narratives that require interpretation, and consider spiritual messages or revelations as possible meanings.
Explore how visions of the night reveal angelic worship, heavenly presence, and divine communication, distinguishing visions from ordinary dreams and encouraging reliance on God rather than self-effort.
Identify the nature and source of dreams to interpret them accurately and discern whether they come from God, the soul, or the evil one.
Discern whether a dream comes from God by listening with your spirit, not your mind, diagram its symbols for guidance. God provides just in time provision and a church home.
Learn how God reveals insight through dreams, test the spirit to discern their source, and use diagramming to break down dreams for clear meaning and guided action.
Explore regulatory dreams and visions from biblical and personal experiences, including Abraham's Genesis revelation about future descendants and destiny, plus handling hatred with repentance, blessing enemies, and spiritual insight.
Explore biblical revelatory dreams, from Jacob's ladder to Joseph's dream of Mary, and the Book of Revelation; distinguish literal versus symbolic visions and learn interpretation.
Explore personal and non-personal dream types, and how prophetic dreams place you as participant or observer, sometimes carrying messages for individuals or the church.
The shadow skater dream shows a subconscious influence from a controlling figure, symbolized by an ominous shadow that dominates life. Recognizing this allows forgiveness and freedom to move forward.
Explore the stairway dream as a revelation of personal calling, showing how childhood background, life-threatening diseases, and healing lead to a prophetic walk with Jesus toward a higher spiritual realm.
Observe a flying dream set in a dusty warehouse, symbolizing unused church gifts. Interpret the ascent as powered by God's authority, not personal ability, signaling a call to spiritual rise.
Explore how dreams and visions inspire creativity and invention across history, from Einstein and Edison to Tesla, highlighting left and right brain approaches to turning insight into real world breakthroughs.
Warning dreams alert you to situations to avoid or change through prayer. They can be literal or symbolic, guiding you to discern God's intent and act to improve outcomes.
God uses symbolic images and dreams to convey truth, shaping mental images that evoke understanding and emotion; the lecture links parables, visions, and timeless examples from prophets.
Investigate how the mind's eye acts as a window to the spiritual realm, and learn to distinguish godly messages from imagination by tuning in to impressions, thoughts, nudges, or dreams.
Daniel unraveled the dream's puzzle by interpreting the handwriting on the wall with symbolic coins, revealing that a kingdom is weighed, found wanting, and divided.
Break dreams into manageable segments and diagram them to reveal meaning. Write the dream fully, circle main subjects, assign symbols to sections, and assemble the interpretation.
Learn to interpret dreams by identifying symbolism, linking symbols to personal meaning, and using Holy Spirit guidance to discern messages about ministry, church, and life.
Jesus explains parables through symbolic breakdowns of segments like sowing and harvest, and uses dream interpretation by dividing the dream, assigning symbolic meanings, and seeking confirmation.
Discover how famous figures in dreams symbolize talents or guidance and reveal the dream's purpose. Evaluate feelings toward them to detect wolves in sheep's clothing or encouragement shaping the dream.
Delve into the nitty gritty of diagramming dreams, examine dream types and worksheets, and learn how interpretation and purpose for inclusion are reached through the diagramming process.
This course is adapted from the book “The Nitty Gritty of Interpreting Your Dreams.” It contains the same practical information that can be used as a guide to learn how to interpret your dreams so that you understand any message from Heaven, that may be in them. Everyone is curious about their dreams but did you know that science has proven that dreams are vitally necessary for our wellbeing and over-all happiness, even our health, therefore understanding our dreams should be very important to all of us. Our dreams can have varying degrees of importance. While some dreams are not meaningful at all, some are very important. Without proper understanding of dreams, their types and structure, it can be difficult to distinguish the meaningful ones from those that are not. This course will show you how to break your dreams down into small segments, identify their importance, as well as, their meaning and put it all back together again for the complete and full interpretation. It will also guide you through the process of determining the type and what category you should place it in, as well as the source of your dream. The source may surprise you because dreams come from many different sources, some good some not so good. Knowing these principles not only helps to understand the meaning of dreams but also, if they are important enough to use for direction in our lives or if they should be dismissed as simply a “garbage” dream. After taking this course, you will understand your dreams and will never be dismayed or frightened by a dream again. You can also use this information to help others understand their dreams.