Summer Refresh: 4 Questions to Start Interpreting Dreams

In the second part of our Summer Refresh series, we revisit some essentials originally aired in Episode 4 that will help set you up for success when identifying the sources of dreams and knowing where to start when interpreting. Grab a pen and paper because this is chock-full of dream interpretation GOLD! Taking her own advice, Margaux also goes through two examples of dreams from her life to model interpretation for us.

4 sources of our dreams: Body, Soul, Demonic realm, God

Before interpreting dreams:

1. Write the date! If you happened to be somewhere that’s not your norm, this could add to interpretation.
2. Write a title for your dream. For example, if it were a film, what would you title it so you could easily pick it out from a pile?
3. Write down your emotions. Were they primarily positive or negative? This is an indicator of the source and can help with interpreting symbols within the context and with the witness of Holy Spirit.

Then, invite Holy Spirit to come be with you and to help interpret the dream.

4 Questions to ask when interpreting dreams:

1. Who or what is this dream about?
2. What area of your life does this pertain to?
3. Are there any recurring themes in the dream?
4. What are the main focuses of the dream?

*Scripture References: John 6:53-69; 1 Corinthians 1:27; Mark 4:21-25; Proverbs 25:2; 1 Corinthians 2:10

“God is not the author or source of all dreams, but this is secondary in importance to His sovereignty and relational pursuit of us through them.”

“The spirit realm operates on attention. If we’re going to talk about the currency of the Kingdom, we’re going to talk about faith. We have all as humans been endowed with this gift of faith, and we get to choose where we deposit this currency.”

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