Vivid dream

Blessings, Encouragement, Freedom, Glory of God, Gratitude, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Joy, Love of God, Peace 2 Minutes

It is raining here today, and the newscast said… wait for it…we might be getting snow this evening! It is August! Really? Snow is a four letter word in my book and I wanted to send her an email saying I was coming down to the studio to wash her mouth out with soap for using it.

So as I made another pot of coffee, and bundled up, I was reminded of a very vivid dream I had not that long ago.

I found myself running outside in the winter and the wind was blowing really hard. I was running away from someone who was very angry, and they were shouting at me.

I came around a corner and saw a warm, inviting home, with lights on in the window. I ran to the door, which was open, so I went in and shut the door behind me. A voice called out telling me to lock it and do it fast.

So I did. I turned around and was blown away. The outside of the house looked more like a small cottage, but the inside was like a mansion. The wood gleamed and had beautiful furnishings. It was well-lit and had a crackling fire in the fireplace.

I heard voices in the kitchen so I went to see who was there. It was a family of three. They said they were happy I made it and I was welcome to stay in my safe home with them for all eternity.

Just then my eyes were fully open, spiritually, and saw I was talking to the Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. They had huge smiles on their faces, as they told me I had nothing more to fear from the angry person, or the outside world, because everything I would ever need was already waiting for me.

They said all the angry people on the outside looking in, had been given many opportunities to accept Jesus, but they chose not to, and because of that, they could not come in. I could hear the person banging on the door, and then wailing in sadness.

At that moment, I knew I was free and safe. I had never felt such pure peace and joy, when I knew the truth of my future. They said I was not to give the previous troubles any more thought, because I was finally home.

It seems that lately, we, as the world, have experienced a great deal of anger. With these posts, I am doing what I feel I am supposed to share with others to encourage them, and to show them their need to accept Jesus as their Savior, before it is too late. It would make me sad if they were one of the people banging on the door, and not being able to come into the presence of the LORD forever, experiencing the peace and joy I now felt.

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14 thoughts on “Vivid dream”

  2. Did you end of getting snow? I am convinced from all my studies that snow is the product of the Fall and we won’t have snow in Heaven. What a dream sister. Keep loving and sharing Jesus. Keep your light shining. This world is getting darker, so thankful we have each other. Love and blessings pretty lady!

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  4. “Just then my eyes were fully open, spiritually, and saw I was talking to the Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit….”… Wow. Just wow! Regardless of what some may say, God still speaks to his people.

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  5. It is a lovely dream, but there is something even more lovely. In Revelation 20, the Sacred Scriptures speak of the New Jerusalem come down from heaven. The lovely thing is that her gates are never shut. What does this mean? It means that for those who never heard of Christ, for those who could not come to Christ in this life because of so many obstacles that were thrown in their way, when they come to the end of their life and see the heavenly city with the beauty of Christ within, they will not be denied entrance.

    “Impossible,” I hear someone say, “because they have been thrown in the lake of fire in Revelation 20.” Ah, but look more closely. After this happens, what is John told?

    Rev 21:6 And he said unto me, It is done. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely.

    Rev 21:7 He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.

    He is told that those who are thirsty may come and drink. How is this possible if the lake of fire is the end? If it is the end, then how could there be such an invitation? If it is the end, then those who thirst in the lake of fire will thirst forever, and those in Christ have no thirst because the Holy Spirit is a river of living water flowing out from within. This is a meaningless invitation unless those who thirst, those without Christ who long for Him, shall indeed have their thirst satiated.

    Our God is more loving and more powerful than we can even imagine. He will bring all His children home. None will be lost, although the return home for some will be quite painful because of their choices here on earth. This is the magnificence, the glory, and the power of the Cross.

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