Summer Refresh: Don't Eat the Eggshells Dream

In this revelatory episode of our Summer Refresh series, Margaux walks us through the interpretation of a profound dream of her own. This episode is all about the abundant kindness of God, His justice, and waiting with expectancy for the promises of God while they have yet to be fulfilled. Originally aired in Season 2, Episode 20, the number 20 aptly represents waiting and expectancy, the completion of a waiting cycle, and being made holy through trials.Through recounting her dream, Margaux emphasizes the importance of being honest about our disappointments with God, advocating for authentic relationship over dismissing our pain. Despite her initial interpretation, Jesus - in only the way Jesus can - reveals and removes a lens preventing her from experiencing greater depths of His compassion and justice.Jesus is leading us to His promises for our lives, even when we face piles of pain, disappointment, and loss that seem to conflict with what He asks us to believe. We are challenged to bring our "eggshells" to God, asking Him how these can be turned into fertilizer rather than becoming barriers to belief.Margaux concludes with a powerful covering prayer, reminding listeners that nothing can stop God's word from being fulfilled. Join us in this Refresh to learn how to embrace God's promises and turn disappointments into growth!*Scripture References: Isaiah 61:7; Joel 2:25“No matter what happens to you, nothing can stop God’s word from being fulfilled. Even if everything looks completely backward, wrong, thwarted, delayed, and dead, He is the God who fully fulfills to the letter the promises He gives His people.”“Isn’t that just like God? Scripture talks about Him giving a double portion of blessing and giving double honor for shame. Job received double for what he lost. That is God’s economy.”“God doesn’t just give back, He adds and multiplies.”More on Breathing Underwater Membership HEREInterested in 1:1 coaching with Margaux: Free Consultation HEREJoin the Community and Newsletter HERE Email: [email protected]: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash