My Dream

I’m not quite sure why when God speaks prophetically to me, he has always used 

dreams. Recently I received a word from the Lord that encouraged and challenged 

me to keep my eyes on the prize; that is always Jesus. The setting is our new 

campus.

“My Dream”

The church campus was alive with energy! There was a buzz, a picture of a hive, 

bees moving with purpose. It was a Sunday morning and the freshness of a dream 

fulfilled still hung in the air. Everyone was so happy to be in their place. New people 

couldn’t help but be swept into the embrace of God’s love and grace. While the 

physical building held the attention of young and old alike, it was the spirit of the 

place that captured my attention.

As the first of two services began, the presence of God, ushered in by skilled 

musicians and praising people, created an atmosphere that was both heavy and 

light. From that moment on, we experienced God himself and all of the time, money, 

frustrations, stress and pain seemed to vanish. As he promised it would, this place 

had become a habitation for the Lord of Glory!

This particular day we had a guest speaker, a friend who was accompanied 

by his entire family, his wife, adult children and grandchildren. While not the 

norm, this entire family’s presence mirrored what was happening in the church 

body…complete families coming together to experience the communion of a people 

hungry for God and his precious word.

The most amazing sight was reserved for the end of each service. The service had 

no end. It wasn’t that we stayed all day. We didn’t. But as people left, they carried 

what they had received to their worlds and in doing so, church never ended. It was 

the picture of a dairy farm. The people were the milk trucks and left the campus 

for their delivery routes each day. For the younger generation it is like telling the 

story of your life through the various outlets of social media. The story never ends. 

Everyday a new wave of information hits your “friends,” “followers,” and those 

within your sphere of influence. 

In short, I saw a church who refused to be content with what God had blessed them 

with and sought to replicate that blessing in others.

From this place, we could reach the world, to touch it with the same grace and love 

that has transformed us. To Love People to Life.

“Make our sons in their prime like sturdy oak trees. 

Our daughters…as bright as fields of wildflowers. 

Fill our barns with great harvest…our fields with huge flocks. 

Protect us from invasion and bless us with the strength of service. 

Eliminate division from our streets. How blessed the people who have all this!

How blessed the people who have God! “

Psalm 144:12-15 MSG & TVV