Visions in the Night: Hearing God in Your Dreams

Visions in the Night: Hearing God in Your Dreams

Russ Parker
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Author:  Russ Parker
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  160
Publisher:  SPCK Publishing
Year:  2013
ISBN:  9780281070831

Dreams have fascinated humanity for thousands of years. In today's sceptical culture, we tend to dismiss dreams as having little or no importance, yet almost everybody has at least one dream they remember, which may continue to affect them for many years. In the Bible, dreams and visions were seen as powerful ways in which God communicated with his people. Prophets, early leaders of the Christian Church, and rulers of foreign powers experienced dreams that had impact and consequence for the dreamer and those around them. Visions in the Night features many of these famous dreams, from Jacob's experience at Bethel to Paul's night-time vision calling him to Macedonia. Russ Parker's long experience of pastoral ministry is evident in the absorbing way he explores these stories, and in his encouragement to us to believe that God still speaks to his people today through dreams, offering fresh opportunities for healing and growth. Visions in the Night was first published as Dream Stories by BRF in 2002. This SPCK edition includes a new introduction.

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