Amazing Dreams and Visions Coming Out of the Middle East

Teresa Neumann : Nov 29, 2010
Staff - Mission Network News

One non-Christian woman stopped a Christian man in the street and said "You are the one!" after having seen him in a dream. She had asked Jesus, in the dream, what she should do about her dream. He had replied, "Ask this man tomorrow when you see him."

(The Middle East)—E3 Partners (formerly EvangeCube and Global Missions Fellowship) is a Global Partners unified ministry for church planting. Their goal is to equip believers, evangelize the lost, and establish churches.

Tom Doyle, Vice President of Church andMinistry Partnerships with E3, said the way people in the Middle East are coming to Christ is amazing. "We found that Muslim-background believers, many of them, in our informal surveys—maybe even as many as half of them—had a dream or a vision before they came to Christ. They became a 'seeker,' found a believer, heard a message on the radio, or found a Bible." (Photo by: Ruth Livingstone)

"We'll ask people as we're talking. We'll say, 'Hey, we're Christians and you're Muslims, but there's this phenomenon happening about Muslims having dreams about Jesus. Do you know anybody. Have you had one?' We have met some people who have said, 'I did have a dream about Jesus, but I didn't know what it meant.' Then we go into the Gospel."

According to a Mission Network News report, Doyle told the story of a woman in Egypt who stopped a Christian man on the street. The woman said, "You are the one!" The Christian man didn't understand what she was talking about. She told him, "[In my dream] you were walking with me and Jesus, and you had that same striped shirt on, those glasses, those pants and those shoes. Jesus was telling me He loves me and wants to have a relationship with me."

In her dream she reportedly asked Jesus, "What do I do?" In her dream Jesus told her, "Ask this man tomorrow when you see him."