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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 38 MIN

The God who speaks in dreams

from Goodly Talks · host Alyn Jones

Have you ever wondered whether God still speaks through dreams today? In this message, Alyn explores what Scripture says about dreams as one of God’s chosen ways of communicating with His people, beginning with the verse that changed the trajectory of his own life: Job 33:14. Through biblical examples, personal stories of dreams fulfilled years later, and practical encouragement, he explains why God values dreams, how they draw us into a deeper relationship with Him, and why followers of Jesus should be open to every way God chooses to speak. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or have experienced dreams from God before, this episode offers a thoughtful, biblical invitation to listen with both discernment and expectancy.Send us a text!

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Have you ever wondered whether God still speaks through dreams today? In this message, Alyn explores what Scripture says about dreams as one of God’s chosen ways of communicating with His people, beginning with the verse that changed the trajectory of his own life: Job 33:14. Through biblical examples, personal stories of dreams fulfilled years later, and practical encouragement, he explains why God values dreams, how they draw us into a deeper relationship with Him, and why followers of Jesu...

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