EPISODE · Jun 28, 2026 · 40 MIN
Dreams: How God Does and Does Not Reveal Himself While We are Sleeping
from First Baptist Church of Jacksonville · host Pastor Heath Lambert
Dreams reveal God's purposes, prepare the world for Jesus, and point to the need for his Word. In this message from Genesis 41, Pastor Heath Lambert reveals three truths about biblical dreams: God uses dreams for revelation—speaking clearly to covenant people like Joseph and confusingly to outsiders like Pharaoh to exalt a covenant member and glorify himself; God uses dreams throughout Scripture to prepare for Jesus—from Joseph's dreams to the dreams surrounding Jesus's birth, all pointing toward the Messiah; and God is not using dreams for new communication today—after Jesus's resurrection, the Bible records no more dreams from God because we now have the complete revelation in Christ. Once Jesus came, died, and rose, we no longer need dreams. What we need is the Word of God and knowledge of who Jesus is and what he did for us.
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Dreams reveal God's purposes, prepare the world for Jesus, and point to the need for his Word. In this message from Genesis 41, Pastor Heath Lambert reveals three truths about biblical dreams: God uses dreams for revelation—speaking clearly to covenant people like Joseph and confusingly to outsiders like Pharaoh to exalt a covenant member and glorify himself; God uses dreams throughout Scripture to prepare for Jesus—from Joseph's dreams to the dreams surrounding Jesus's birth, all pointing toward the Messiah; and God is not using dreams for new communication today—after Jesus's resurrection, the Bible records no more dreams from God because we now have the complete revelation in Christ. Once Jesus came, died, and rose, we no longer need dreams. What we need is the Word of God and knowledge of who Jesus is and what he did for us.
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