How to Interpret Dreams and Visions Perry Stone

occasion deems necessary. Religion may come across as formal and dry in its approach, but an experience with God brings an encounter with righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit (Rom. 14:17). If a husband is married to a dedicated, praying, believing woman, then he should learn to pay attention to her inner senses, her nudges, and those dreams from time to time, as well as those feelings she may seem to bug you about. If a husband was to ask himself, “Why doesn’t the Lord show me what He is showing my wife?” the answer might be, “Your spiritual antenna is not up the way hers is.” DON’T ABUSE THE GIFT It is very important that every Christian woman understands and guards this unique ability and never abuses it, especially in the area of attempting to control your companion. You must never allow fleshly jealousy to be interpreted as some feeling you have toward someone, when in reality you are jealous of the other person’s favor or blessings. In the Book of Judges, a woman named Delilah was paid to gain secret information from a man named Samson. Knowing that a seductive woman could make a fellow do things that they would normally never do, Delilah continually pressed Samson with her words: “Tell me your secret…tell me where your strength comes from…tell me or you don’t love me…you really don’t love me if you don’t give me what I want.” (See Judges 16.) Samson had killed a lion and destroyed a thousand Philistines, but he couldn’t handle the continual verbal wearing down he received from his forbidden Philistine girlfriend who owned the local beauty