Quis ut Deus?

Jeremiah 17:14 is a plea for Godly healing, and a call that God will always answer.

This was an ominous but thrilling dream where two awesome angels guarded me against a room full of enemies!

In the middle of what could’ve been a horrifying nightmare, Sebastian, our first family pet, came back to protect me.

Isaiah 40:30-31 is a call for us all to remember that it’s ok to feel weary at times, and to remember that God will rejuvenate us no matter what.

One of my beloved high school friends uplifted my spirits by pointing me to a relevant Bible passage on Valentine’s Day.

In a dream I had just a few days after my 23rd birthday, God inspired me to not give up hope on the future by showing me how much I’m loved.

Ecclesiastes 7:8 is a Biblical reminder to for us writers to be patient with ourselves and not rush the process.

A few years ago, I had a bizarre trilogy sequence of dreams that ended with a cameo from God the Father Himself.

This verse soothed my soul after a disturbing experience.

Romans 12:21 is a short but perfect verse reminding us to not pay evil unto evil like we might be tempted to do.

Prayer is one of our strongest defenses in dreams, allowing us to take control and feel confident in God’s protection.

After coming close to losing my temper one day, this particular verse showed up in my daily Bible app!

This was a disturbingly memorable dream I had, a dark twist on the “Alice in Wonderland” version of fantasy.

For many years, I’ve had jarring, disturbing dreams involving the supernatural. These are some of the creepiest.