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Dream about Homosexuality in the Church

6a00e008daeee088340133f36699c7970b-800wiI had a dream last night from the Lord. I have no clue who it is for but as I have spent the day praying about it I feel that there are many.

I was sitting in the center of a large Church. I was not familiar with it nor the speaker. A man doing announcements went up to the mic and he had a sort of sarcastic, condescending look on his face. Something in me cringed. Just then I noticed a woman, maybe 28 years old, reach over and take the young woman sitting next to her under her arm and whispered something. When they did this they kept their heads resting on each other’s and I thought, “Oh no, they don’t know that this church believes homosexuality is a sin.”

Just then the speaker began to make this very crude comment about being gay, like a saying we have all heard that disses homosexuals and makes fun of them. As he was sharing this he also noticed the girls and gave a bit of a mean twist to his disdain. I was thinking, “No! No! NO!” The girls were obviously offended and stood up to leave. I stood up right behind them hoping to catch them and apologize for the speaker and see if God would open a door for me to sincerely minister to them. But as we three got up and headed for the door, two other couples of women were also getting up and leaving. One of them was very angry. She was young, with short hair and a grey sweater. The entire congregation stopped and watched us leave.

As I approached the six women, an older lady with grey hair and glasses came up pushing past me, and began to address the women who had gathered behind the staircase outside that were talking about what happened. The little old lady began by saying something like, “Surely you knew that homosexuality was a sin,” and I reached my arm out in front of her to stop her. She became very offended and said;

“Well someone has to tell them that it’s a sin” she was disgusted with them but wanted to get things straight. I looked her in the eye and said,

“Let me handle this”.

I was turning back to the woman and the old lady said, “well who do you think you are?”

I turned back to look at her, and whispered, “I am anointed for this; I know that I am anointed and that you are not, because I love these girls and want them to know that freedom exists for them. You are disgusted by them and want them to know that they are in the prison of their sin.” The woman was silent and walked away and I was thinking wow where did that come from? As I was thinking about my own words I realized that I was in a dream from the Lord and these words were not mine but the Holy Spirit’s meant to teach us.

The girls were sitting, some were standing and they were saying, “Man I have been going to church for 6 years, and not one time did anyone ever do anything like that. Maybe this church is like a cult or something telling people they are sinners”.

The next girl in the grey sweater with short hair said, “Screw them those bigoted bastards; they don’t have a clue what they are even talking about!” She was pacing.

tumblr_mlgq54f7D21s74v5xo1_500Then a girl with black hair to her shoulders and a tattoo on her neck walked up closer to me and said in tears, “why would he do that? Why would he make fun of us like that in front of everyone?” and she was struggling to hold back tears, I could tell that she had had a very hard life and was seeking love wherever she could find it.

So I reached out and took hold of her shoulder and squeezed it and said, “That man is ignorant. He’s just not aware of what he is doing standing up there in his pride. All people are sinners Sug’. Everyone. Even him. He just feels better about himself when he disses someone else’s sin.

She looked up into my eyes pleading, “but no one ever told me being gay was a sin, we are made that way for goodness sake.”

“You know because of what Adam did we all are made that way,” I said to her still standing on the bottom step a bit above their heads.

“What do you mean?’ She asked.

“When Adam sinned in the Garden of Eden sin went into every human being except the new Adam, we each are born that way, born into sin.”

“New Adam?” she asked. When she asked that, the short-haired girl came up to me and grabbed me by the shirt at the shoulders, and pulled me off the step. She lifted her knee up and yanked me onto her extended thigh. She began to ram her thigh between my legs up against my groin and was yelling and laughing, “Ride ‘em, Cowboy! Ride ’em, Cowboy!” When I got my bearings I shoved her so hard that she fell back onto her back.

“Now tell me before God that that didn’t turn you on!” and she laughed as she demanded an answer from me.

“I can tell you before God as my witness that did nothing for me; Sorry girl, you are just not my type.”

“You’re lying” she screeched and then began to spread her thighs apart and wiggled on the grass back and forth making these like, moaning noises and laughing. I could see the demon on her but she seemed to be out of her mind and like she was teasing and enjoying this.

So I gently kicked her legs together and said, “Not attractive from anyone’s perspective.” At that, she laughed hard and got up.

I looked up at the other girls and a few were very disgusted by what the short-haired girl had done. By the reactions on their faces, I could tell which girls were open and which ones were trapped by the demon that this girl had on her.

So I looked back at them, “Many things in life, situations, things you feel, smell, and see, can turn you on, but are they God’s best for you? I loved a man once when I was very young. And I believed then that I could not live without him, that we must have been made to be together. But he was not God’s best for me.”

The girl who I had put my hand on her shoulder again said, “How could you know that he was not God’s best for you?”

I replied, “Because he was married. And we can see in God’s Word that we are not to have another woman’s husband so I knew no matter how much I loved him, no matter how I felt with him, that He was not God’s bests for me. God didn’t put that in his Word to punish me. He didn’t say to not take another woman’s man so that I would have to suffer. He said it so that I could be set free to see what God’s best for me was. ”

“What was God’s best for you?” the tattooed girl asked.

“First and always His best is Jesus. And when I knew His love for me I knew His choice for me would be the only one I would be happy with.” They stood there listening.

Quiet and thinking, I went on, “Many of you have been deeply wounded, I can see it in you and the Holy Spirit is showing what has happened to you. Don’t grab on to anything to be safe, to not be lonely, you must grab onto Jesus. He will show you the rest. Forsake everything for Him and He alone will work out your life.”

The girl with the tattoo asked, “Are you married Joie,” and I wondered how she knew my name, “yes I am married to Douglas. He is God’s best for me.” And then I began to walk back into the church motioning for whoever would come.

The girl with the tattoo wove her arm around my waist and I held her tightly and said to her, “and by the way, my husband is smokin’ hot.” They all giggled, and two more followed. “I am telling you that not because he is a beautiful man but because my feelings for Doug are a gift from God. This came because of a thousand little acts of obedience to the Lord.”

Then we were standing at the back of the church looking in at the congregation. There were five girls with me, the only one who left was the short hair girl.

“See them?” I said pointing at the backs of the crowd.

“Most of them do not even have sex with their spouses anymore, most of the rest feel like they are being used for sex by their husbands or wives, it’s because they are not continuing to choose God’s best. It doesn’t end with marriage, it almost entirely begins. We must continue to choose God’s best and His best continues to be the way of Christ, the way of the cross, denying yourself every day and taking up your cross, losing your life to gain it. That’s the only way to have real life.”

“Now will it be about you or will it be about Him?” And then I woke up.

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Jodi
Jodi
12 years ago

This is awesome and I love it !! U r an inspiration girl..N I love how you used sug..LOL !!

Mary
Mary
12 years ago

Hey Joie,
While I was reading about your dream, I too felt it was for someone in specific. Like these words are an answer to someone’s prayer for there situation. But at the same time I felt there was also a message to all of us. I kinda saw this dream having three parts to it.
The first part was the initial confrontation with the girls. This part showed us to use compassion and understanding when dealing with people in sin. That in the talking, we need to be talking in love, not hate and accusations. To not be so focused on sin, that we don’t see the sinner. We need to see beyond the sin and look at the person. God loves them every bit as much as he loves us and we need to see them that way. Besides we are all sinners and only through Jesus can we get to the Father.
The second part was when the demon inside this girl was trying to seduce you into sinning also or at least admit to wanting to. As I was reading your description of her actions a flash of the lakeland videos and other prayer meetings came to my mind. the wiggling on the ground, the moaning and the laughing. Then I remembered that Andrew Strom had compared these actions to “Kundalini”. This is the same spirit of deception, lust and perversion that”s been causing havok for a long time.
The third part was when with out skipping a beat you continued to tell the truth to the ones who had “ears to hear”. You used the sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, to witness to these girls on the way they should go.
This whole message seems to me to be a warfare plan. You were confronted, then you saw who was the aggresser was and you took out your sword. Something good to remember if we are put in a warfare situation.
You asked for our thoughts, these were mine.
Great dream! “Well done, good and faithful servant!” (Matthew 25:21)
May God Bless you and your family.

Tony Kettle
Tony Kettle
12 years ago

Thanks for posting this Joie. One of my relatives is in a homosexual ‘marriage’ with another male and it was quite a challenge for me until I realised that our attitudes as Christians are often at variance with the way Jesus related to all kinds of people, so I can relate totally with your article. Bless you!!!!

Veronica Daugherty
Veronica Daugherty
12 years ago

Last year I was the Vice-President of the Gay-Straight Alliance at my college. I have had many sexual relationships with men and with women, and even with couples. When Jesus changed my life in a radical way on Labor Day last fall… MANY things that I thought were part of me were washed away. I’d have argued endlessly to defend my beliefs about many things, including homosexuality. Instead, now I know, these sinful things are caused by demons. I don’t know any other explanation for the changes that took place in me. People don’t seem to feel comfortable talking to me about my feelings concerning the things that were taken away from me when Jesus entered in. Some temptations of the sins I left behind have returned, and I worry. Right now it’s only little temptations that I’ve rationalized and conceded to, like drinking coffee and wearing pants… but what if other, more serious temptations (like issues of sexuality) return? I’d never have thought I could be celibate for this long!

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