It Was All A Dream // Missing Peace (Part 7) // Pastor Roosevelt Stewart

Main message: A dream is a God-given "memory of a future" already accomplished in heaven; we must receive it by resting in God, speak it aloud, endure the process (including pits), serve faithfully, and then live it so God can bring the promise to presentation. The sermon insists that dreams prepare you to become the enemy’s worst nightmare and that obstacles ultimately work for your good.

Key points:

• Definition: a dream is God giving you a memory of a future you haven't lived yet; it exists in eternity even if the earth must catch up.
• Dreams are a tool of kingdom communication (God can give dreams to friends or even enemies); Joseph’s story illustrates promise → process → presentation.
• Rest/sleep matters: God often works when we stop struggling and allow Him to act; sleep can be the setting where God speaks and moves.
• Speak the dream: declaring what God said aligns people and exposes allies and adversaries; speaking demonstrates agreement and activates that promise.
• Live the dream: be faithful in small, unseen places (serve God's house); the process, pits, and prayers train and prove you for presentation.
• Assurance: trials and opposition cannot stop God’s word; "all things work together" as God completes what He began.

Scriptures mentioned: Isaiah 55:11, Acts 2:15-17 (Joel), Genesis 20:3, Genesis 37 (incl. Gen 37:5), Job 33:14-16, Romans 8:28, John 11