Posted by: Rob | February 3, 2008

Power in dreams

Apparently dreams are taken seriously here. I had a very vivid one of two young men standing in hooded jackets last week at a near-by market called “Ciglane”, all the while laughing about stealing my car. They talked about other things too that they had been watching me do from a distance, like taking Amela, our neighbor, to the hospital as she went into labor.

I think that God wants to say something to the guys who took my car. I had a lot of literature in the car and I have been praying that they read it. I pray that they can find a deeper purpose in life than just stealing from people. God gave me that car, and they have stolen from Him really. They will have Him to deal with in the end. I pray that they find his love and forgiveness.


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  1. Praying for you whenever I remember you. Hope you’re doing well. It was Superbowl Sunday today. Giants beat the Patriots..

  2. I’m praying for you, Rob. I thank God for your faith. I will be in Hungary this may at the Forum with Jerry. I know I probably won’t see you, but you will be in my prayers as I prepare to spend some time in your neck of the woods.

  3. WOW, GOD is using this thing deeply in your life…
    Now the budapest things… wow
    Lazo

  4. Powerful.

  5. Hi…I left a post on your blogger site, but I’ll write it here too.
    We are moving to Sarajevo Fall ‘09. We have been there a lot and we will be there this summer for 6 weeks with our 2 babies. I would love to get in touch with you, please contact me via email!
    Taylor Irby

  6. I am not the most careful reader, Rob. Did you have the dream before they took your car? Either way, your perspective is amazing! I’m glad I finally got off my duff and found your blog!

    Tom Fisher

    PS – Random comment: I met Frank Lyons, Bishop of the Anglican churches in Bolivia, here in La Paz. His kids go to some AMiA church in Chicago. Totally random. I remember you told me you’d been to Great Shepherd before moving to Bosnia.


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