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THE PURPOSE OF DREAMS 

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other person that has wronged us. Unforgiveness hurts us more 
than the one who has offended us. God’s purpose in exposing 
these issues is to draw us closer to Him increasing our depend-
ence on Him. He is always willing to help us when we ask. 
Healing By Using Praise 
Memorizing and meditating on Scripture or using 
praise music before bedtime can fill our minds with good 
things. We need not fear the future concerning finances, our 
families or health because He has promised to supply all our 
needs according to His riches in glory. In fact, He is the God of 
abundance. The thief has come to rob, kill, and destroy. Our 
God is the giver of good gifts and He loves to give to His be-
loved. King David wrote: He gives to His beloved even in his 
sleep (Psalms 127:2 NAS). 
Dreams Will Bond Us to the Father. 
 John Paul Jackson has given the statistic that sixty per-
cent of all families in the Unites States will go to bed without a 
father in the house. Sometimes even if the father is there, he 
does not bond with the child.
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According to Malachi 4:6, the 
Lord in the last days is going to turn the hearts of the fathers to 
the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers. We 
can expect our Father to speak to us. This is that day. Our Fa-
ther wants to bond with us in more ways, even in the night sea-
son. He wants to encourage us, reveal the future to us, and how 
we fit into His plan. By dreams we can get to know Him more 
completely. 
You may observe that often in your dreams, there is a 
faceless person with you, guiding, instructing you, or helping 
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you or coming to your defense. Previously, I used to think that 
was my husband but now I have learned that faceless person 
most likely is the Holy Spirit or my Heavenly Father. He wants 
to bond with us. He loves us and wants to help us in every way. 
His intention is for us to succeed. 
Bonding also occurs when we spend time in His pres-
ence. Our lives are very busy and it takes commitment and love 
for Him that will cause us to put time with Him as a higher pri-
ority. 
Just recently, I attended a conference at which Heidi 
Baker spoke. She and her husband have laid down their lives 
for the poor in Mozambique. After a few years they now over-
see 6,000 churches in Southern Africa. Heidi helped me under-
stand more about bonding with the Father. She said we were all 
orphans until “daddy” God adopted us (Gal. 4:5,6). Many are 
still outside our Father’s house.
My natural father left when I was four years old, so I 
had a very limited concept of a loving Heavenly Father. This 
has now been broadened. I know now that I can come to Him 
like a little child and talk to Him. In fact, I can utter a short 
prayer to Him as the day goes by. I now appreciate “Abba Fa-
ther” like never before. He does want to bond with me! 
I now realize that I can check with Him on every little 
activity I have planned. He wants to speak to me during the day 
by that still small voice of the Holy Spirit to keep me from 
wasting time, money and ending up tired or confused. I want to 
bear fruit for His kingdom and walk in love. 
Since this new revelation, my husband and I were 
headed down the highway to meet with a group of Christian 
friends. It would be a two-hour trip through heavy traffic and