Back in 1989 a movie which was later to become a cult
classic was released in theaters nation-wide. It was called “The Field of
Dreams.” You can watch the movie trailer at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKL-j0vXzqI&feature=related . In the film, a disembodied voice speaks to
Kevin Costner through a dream. He hears a voice that tells him, “If you build
it, he will come.” Of course the dream was about meeting his father whom he
only slightly knew and experiencing a relationship with his dad that he had
missed as a child. Kevin Costner’s character, “Ray”, had a significant dream
that changed his life and impacted the lives of countless people around the globe
making them realize the importance of having a dream.
Psychologists agree that the ability to dream is vital to
the well-being of the human psyche. Dreams are at times full of meaningless
drivel that doesn’t really matter in the scheme of all things and at other
times they are have significant value. The pages of the Bible are filled with
accounts of important biblical characters that God spoke to them through
relevant, meaningful and significant dreams. Genesis records the life of Joseph
whose dreams affected not only his destiny to become second-in-command of all Egypt , but saved the lives of his family as well
as the future nation of Israel .
In fact, we often refer to him as “the dreamer.” Joseph’s dreams and the dreams
of scores of others throughout the Bible impacted countless lives. They
continue to do so to this very day.
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