How do you know when it’s time to move? Either from one apartment to the next, to another city,  or even across the country? After thirty-nine moves, I’m very tuned into YHVH on this. Five years ago this month, my husband began talking it up about moving. We even went to a place or two. One a fixer upper. However, I had not felt any of the “usual signs.” I didn’t know why he felt so pressed. But I was willing to wait and see what YHVH had in mind for us.

Two years would pass before I saw the signs that were from God. At the beginning of summer, God showed me in a dream the inside of a place that was ideal for me. He even showed me I would be moving before my lease was up. He didn’t show me where it was. I knew he’d lead me to it. 

When I mentioned that it was time for me to move, I shared the dream I’d had. She cocked an eyebrow and with an expression that was skeptical said, “Good luck with that!”

My neighbor shared plenty of moving nightmares — new places not being ready on time, and people goofing up a moving succession for a string of people. She informed me that she’d found a place to move to, but had already been on a waiting list for six months. She had no idea how long it might be. I’d heard thousands of people were on wait lists and that there weren’t enough places for people to move into. But I’d had a dream and was undeterred.

In the natural, it did look pretty hopeless. But that’s exactly when I need divine advantage. So I prayed. The following week, I called several places and made an appointment with only one. When I walked in, I knew in my soul this was the right place. We discussed my needs, they added my name to a waiting list. They couldn’t promise a date, but I wasn’t the least bit concerned, because I remembered the dream. The next time I saw my neighbor she was exasperated.

“I’ve been waiting for months already!”

“I was on a wait. But after two weeks, they called and said a place had opened up. I’m moving six weeks before my lease ends.”

“How did you pull that off?”

“You won’t believe me.” I finally told her what I had prayed.  “God, please lead me to the place that you have chosen for me. You showed it to me in a dream and even that I would be moving early. I believe you are at work, so I’m packing boxes.” Packing up your house based on a dream is a leap of faith.

“Maybe I should try that…”

What does this mean for you?

Amid all the crises and cacophony, you may wonder if God even notices you. If you ever prayed for something you really wanted, and your prayer didn’t get answered you may have been disappointed. You may believe that God doesn’t answer prayers. I have been disappointed too. With all that’s going on out there, could you use some divine advantage?

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but God cares about what happens to you and he has a plan for your life. He’s got his eye on you. He’s calling you to be closer to Him: one on one, on this side of eternity.  God’s desire is to be in fellowship with you, for you to get to know him.  I encourage you to try it again.  I guarantee that He does see you. He does care what happens to you. Still skeptical? Does prayer really change anything?

My neighbor’s still back at the ranch (now eight months later) and I’m in a new place in a place He showed me in the dream. Ask Him to show you that He’s real.  Even if you’re afraid or feel totally unworthy to talk to the Creator of the Universe, He will gladly meet you right where you are. He doesn’t mind how you show up, He doesn’t mind your questions. You don’t have to pray from a temple, church or synagogue. Just call out to Him. If you want to know Him better, you can read his bestselling book. Or, write your questions or comments below and I will be happy to pray for you.

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