Fall is here! And with it, a new season of the Breathing Underwater podcast, where we dive into the deep things of God and explore the mysteries of how He speaks to us through dreams.
As we transition into the fall season, we're also discussing a common dream: the falling dream. This type of dream often reflects areas in your life where you feel out of control or unable to change the outcome. The context of your dream matters—were you alone when you fell? Did you jump, or were you pushed? The details can reveal more about what God is highlighting in your life. Remember, dreams are not just about conveying information; they are an invitation to draw closer to God and seek His guidance.
With Labor Day approaching, we’re also talking about pregnancy dreams. These are more common than you might think and - believe it or not - are not just for women. These dreams often symbolize that you are spiritually pregnant with something new that God is bringing forth in your life. It could be a new job, season, relationship, or opportunity. Pay attention to the details in your dream: how far along are you? This could provide insight into what God is doing in your life. Be sure to ask God what He is birthing through you and be open to the journey of discovery!
Join us as we fall into a new season, exploring these themes and more, as we grow in intimacy with God and understanding the language of dreams!
*Scripture References: Genesis 15:1; Genesis 20:1-7; Genesis 28:10-17
“He’s giving us keys to pray to bring His kingdom to earth.”
“Don’t forget…learning to interpret your dreams isn’t just about getting information. It’s about intimacy. It is about hearing from your Creator who wants to be in relationship with you.”
More on Breathing Underwater Membership HERE
Need help discerning God’s voice? Book a dream appointment HERE
Join the Community and Newsletter HERE
Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.com
Instagram: @permission_to_reign
Intro Music by Coma-Media from Pixabay
Promo Music Oleksii Kaplunskyi, Pixabay
Image by Claire Fischer from Unsplash
Fall is here! And with it, a new season of the Breathing Underwater podcast, where we dive into the deep things of God and explore the mysteries of how He speaks to us through dreams.
As we transition into the fall season, we're also discussing a common dream: the falling dream. This type of dream often reflects areas in your life where you feel out of control or unable to change the outcome. The context of your dream matters—were you alone when you fell? Did you jump, or were you pushed? The details can reveal more about what God is highlighting in your life. Remember, dreams are not just about conveying information; they are an invitation to draw closer to God and seek His guidance.
With Labor Day approaching, we’re also talking about pregnancy dreams. These are more common than you might think and - believe it or not - are not just for women. These dreams often symbolize that you are spiritually pregnant with something new that God is bringing forth in your life. It could be a new job, season, relationship, or opportunity. Pay attention to the details in your dream: how far along are you? This could provide insight into what God is doing in your life. Be sure to ask God what He is birthing through you and be open to the journey of discovery!
Join us as we fall into a new season, exploring these themes and more, as we grow in intimacy with God and understanding the language of dreams!
*Scripture References: Genesis 15:1; Genesis 20:1-7; Genesis 28:10-17
“He’s giving us keys to pray to bring His kingdom to earth.”
“Don’t forget…learning to interpret your dreams isn’t just about getting information. It’s about intimacy. It is about hearing from your Creator who wants to be in relationship with you.”
More on Breathing Underwater Membership HERE
Need help discerning God’s voice? Book a dream appointment HERE
Join the Community and Newsletter HERE
Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.com
Instagram: @permission_to_reign
Intro Music by Coma-Media from Pixabay
Promo Music Oleksii Kaplunskyi, Pixabay
Image by Claire Fischer from Unsplash
