“…that you may be filled with all the
fullness of God.” Ephesians 3:19
The
following is a dream I had last year, on Sunday, October 28th. I will explain the dream as best as I remember
it, from what I wrote in my journal, adding my thoughts and impressions from
the dream.
I
arrived from work, feeling somewhat detached from what was going on. There were people sitting, watching some kind
of conference or event that was taking place.
We were in some kind of cafeteria or auditorium. There was an event taking place with my
church; I believe people from my church were there. I think they were looking through glass to
the auditorium, and on the other side of the glass there was a stage, and I
know Jan Crouch from TBN was there.
Then
I walked down a hall of some sorts, and sat down by a small wooden door. Inside the door Creflo Dollar was
speaking. It may have just been an audio
recording of him. I believe he was
speaking on the primary mission of the church.
Maybe he had 3 points about the church’s primary mission.
Then
I looked up and saw Paul Nelson’s face, broken, like he was weeping. Paul and his wife are the youth pastor’s at
my church, and the directors of our World Prayer Center. It was as if he was longing for all of what
God has to be realized, a deep cry of the heart for the fullness of all that God
has. I believe that desire could be for
me personally, for my home church, and even for the church at large.
Then
my pastor came and laid his hands on me.
I believe he stood behind me with his hands on my head. The sense and impression of his prayer was
that of GRACE, BLESSING, and COMMISSIONING, and even DELIVERANCE too. He was praying a blessing of grace for me, I
believe for my deliverance, and commissioning me to fulfill the Great
Commission. I believe I heard the words,
“Go, go, go!” There was a sense of
commissioning and sending. For me,
personally, perhaps a sense that I will be delivered in my heart, and sent out
to fulfill the Great Commission.
When
Pastor laid his hands on my head there was an earnestness in his prayer, I
believe, that spoke to something deep in my heart. As I awoke I was weeping – not really
shedding tears, but weeping. I was being
touched by the Lord.
I
think much of the dream is self-explanatory.
However, when I shared my dream at my church’s Sunday evening equipping
service I believe one of my friends pointed out that the dream speaks of a generational
transfer taking placing between one generation and the next. Jan Crouch, Creflo Dollar, and my pastor all
speak of the former generation. Jan and
Creflo, despite their imperfections, may speak that God will use us even though
we are far from perfect. I believe there
is a deep desire of God for the church to walk in the fullness of all He has
called us to do, both corporately and personally.