The author announces a new practical manual for learning to interpret dreams the way Scripture models it — not a dream dictionary with symbols to look up, but a repeatable method built on discernment, prayer, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Hearing God in the Night opens by tracing why dreams still matter: from Jacob’s ladder to Joseph’s visions to Peter’s declaration at Pentecost that “your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams,” Scripture treats the night as one of God’s ordinary channels of speech. From there, Timothy Holt teaches readers to discern a dream’s source — God, the soul, or the enemy — before ever attempting to interpret it, then walks through a full method: reading biblical symbols, numbers, colors, and people; testing nightmares and warning dreams without fear; recording and stewarding what’s received; and confirming an interpretation before acting on it.
The book closes with an extensive appendix — a Scripture-anchored glossary of biblical numbers, symbols, colors, and common contemporary dream motifs — plus a one-page summary of the method and a guide to praying before you interpret.
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At 95 pages, it’s a complete, practical companion for anyone who has ever woken from a vivid dream and wondered whether it mattered.