Dream Stories

This episode marks the beginning of Season Three and is the first episode of Dream Stories to also be released on video. You can watch the video version of the podcast at: https://youtu.be/y9B2czMgaFk In this episode Michael and Elisa discuss a dream that Elisa had about doors being delivered and the immediate application that it had in their lives.

We are excited to be back and bring you more stories and dreams for this all new season

In this Episode Michael and Elisa visit with Hong Kong's Bonnie Lam, who runs an online cooking school, about a recipe inspired by a dream. NOTE: The website (www.as1cooking.com) referenced in this episode is in Chinese with English subtitles and prices shown are in Hong Kong dollars, not US dollars. For the specific recipe discussed in the dream visit: https://as1cooking.teachable.com/p/gluten-free-vegan-chinese-steamed-bun

Michael and Elisa welcome special guest Amanda Snead to share about a dream that prepared her for a transition in her employment and brought a sense of peace and security in an uncertain time.

Dreams can provide insight and ideas for creative people. In this episode of Dream Stories, Shawn Lombard (worship leader, musician and songwriter), joins Michael and Elisa to talk about one of his dreams.

Have you ever met your creator and had a personal conversation? In this episode, the fourth installment of Geo's story, Michael and Elisa visit with him and learn about his experience meeting his Creator.

Life and death situations can leave a person in a state of trauma, but can you still have spiritual experiences in the midst of those circumstances? In this third part of Geo's story Michael and Elisa talk to Geo for the first time and learn what he experienced while in the hospital.

Can a dream prepare you for a difficult time in your life? You decide as you listen to Part 2 of Geo's story. Michael and Elisa as again joined by Sarah Miranda as she shares more dreams that helped her get through one of the most difficult seasons in her life and the life of her family.

Clearly dreams can have tremendous impact on people, but can a dream actually save a life? You be the judge as Michael and Elisa are joined by special guest Sarah Miranda to discus the dream she had while her husband Geo was on a ventilator fighting for his life with Covid-19. Family and friends were being told there was little chance for recovery, but as of release of this podcast episode he is off the ventilator and preparing to come home to his wife and kids.

Can the interpretation to a dream come from within the dream itself? Are there times when the meaning of the dream is so obvious that it doesn't need any additional interpretation. If so, then is it still acceptable to get help interpreting your dreams?