God
certainly spoke through dreams in biblical times. Is He silent now?
Laura
argues that God still speaks to us through dreams. We just need to be
paying attention. To help us do that, she has written this book. She
includes biblical teaching on how to hear God's voice and how to see
God's voice through dreams and visions.
She
shares her classification of dreams so we know what to do with a
dream when we have one. Some require immediate application while
others must be soaked in prayer and patience. She looks at the
physical obstacles that prevent dreams from coming and reports on the
importance of sufficient sleep. She suggests supplements and
techniques for better sleep. She also helps us with the issues we
might have that are keeping us from hearing His voice or preventing
us from hearing (and seeing) clearly. (I really liked her discussion
of the five voices we hear in our head.) She also has a chapter on
the counterfeit work of Satan.
She
devotes a chapter to symbols. She does note that God will use symbols
particular to the individual so what a symbol means to one person may
not have the same meaning for another. The list is extensive, though.
This is probably the chapter a reader will go back to again and
again. She does remind us that the Holy Spirit is the best
interpreter of dreams.
At
the end of each chapter she has included a prayer and an invitation
to receive from God.
Research
shows that we can have up to 36 dreams a night. Even though Laura
acknowledges that some dreams might be what are called “pizza”
dreams, she thinks all dreams are from God – no matter how bazaar.
“Dreaming itself is from Him,” she writes, “so I never dismiss
a dream without praying first.”
NOTE:
This is a book for Christians who believe God speaks today and that
spiritual gifts and spiritual warfare are active today. The author
was baptized in the Holy Spirit in 1993 and has seen visions of
angels and demons.

Chosen
Books, 256 pages.
I
received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher for
the purpose of this review.
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