The Garden Fellowship

The Garden Fellowship

by Jason Armstrong

Understanding Dreams Session 3

In this teaching, we continue our journey into understanding dreams, visions, and prophetic revelation through a biblical and relational framework. Dreams are not meant to be handled casually or reduced to formulaic symbols; they are invitations into intimacy, intercession, and deeper pursuit of the Lord. We explore why writing dreams down matters, how to pay attention to details, emotions, senses, direction, and position within a dream, and why the process of seeking God often teaches us more than simply receiving an answer. Revelation must be stewarded, tested, and trusted, because anything that cannot be tested should not be blindly trusted. This teaching also looks at the importance of prophetic vocabulary, learning how Scripture uses symbols, numbers, places, colors, names, and images so that our discernment is shaped by the Word rather than assumption. From Jeremiah’s “What do you see?” to the principle that position affects perception, this episode calls us back to humility, shared discernment, and the ancient path of hearing God rightly. Dream interpretation is not about mastering a system; it is about walking with the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to reveal the Father’s heart, and learning to steward what He speaks with maturity, reverence, and faithfulness. For More Teachings On: Ancient Faith • Divine Council Worldview • Spiritual Warfare • Prophetic Ministry • Discipleship • Kingdom Mission Join our Facebook Group: The Garden Fellowship Download our App: https://thegardenglobal.com/ Support the show

Understanding Dreams Session 2

In this session, we continue the teaching on dreams and visions by focusing on how to respond when God speaks in the night season. Building from Job 33 and Deuteronomy 29:29, this session emphasizes the sacred responsibility of stewarding revelation, not just receiving a dream, but honoring it through recording, remembering, prayer, discernment, and obedience. The teaching highlights the first practical step in responding to dreams: write it down. Dreams, prophetic impressions, promises, warnings, and instructions become memorial stones when they are recorded. What God reveals is not only for the moment; it can become a spiritual inheritance for the next generation. This episode also explores the importance of discerning the source of a dream. Dreams may be Father-based, flesh-based, flowing from the soul, desires, or natural processing; or fear-based, carrying torment, confusion, or accusation. We are encouraged to test dreams by the character of God, the testimony of Scripture, and the fruit they produce. Through biblical examples from Moses, Habakkuk, Jeremiah, John, David, Daniel, Jacob, Joseph, and others, this teaching calls believers to take seriously the language of dreams, the discipline of writing, and the invitation to co-labor with the Holy Spirit in the stewardship of revelation. For More Teachings On: Ancient Faith • Divine Council Worldview • Spiritual Warfare • Prophetic Ministry • Discipleship • Kingdom Mission Join our Facebook Group: The Garden Fellowship Download our App: https://thegardenglobal.com/ Support the show

Understanding Dreams Session 1

In this teaching, we begin a biblical journey into understanding dreams and visions as one of the ways God still speaks to His people. Starting in Job 33, this teaching explores how God opens men's ears, seals instruction, redirects our path, confronts pride, and keeps the soul from destruction through dreams and visions. We also examine the connection among Pentecost, Joel 2, and Acts 2, showing how the outpouring of the Holy Spirit includes the restoration of dreams, visions, prophecy, and spiritual discernment. Dreams are not something to dismiss lightly; they may carry the voice of God, hidden instruction, warning, correction, or revelation that must be prayerfully searched out. This episode also introduces the difference between dreams and visions, the cost of revelation, the importance of humility, and why believers must learn to value, document, and discern what God may be revealing in the night season. Revelation is not only personal; it is generational. What God reveals belongs to our children and to us forever. For More Teachings On: Ancient Faith • Divine Council Worldview • Spiritual Warfare • Prophetic Ministry • Discipleship • Kingdom Mission Join our Facebook Group: The Garden Fellowship Download our App: https://thegardenglobal.com/ Support the show
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