Sylvia discusses her new book Dream Interpretation Toolkit: Practical Dreams to Interpret Your Dreams Tomorrow with host Sam Waters of Helpradio.

Listen as Sylvia and Sam discuss:

1. Why we have dreams
   
2. The purpose of nightmares
   
3. What your dreams mean
   
4. Are all of your dreams from God?
   
5. Why is solving dreams so confusing?
   
6. Why are my dreams so weird?

Listen to Interview #1. 

Some people feel that dream interpretation is as nutty as a fruitcake; maybe you are one of them. But hang on here for a Claxton fruitcake-in-a-can second. Some of you have thrown out the cake with the can. For sure, many dream interpretation experiences have been mostly "fruits and nuts," yet as believers we want to know the Lord’s reasons for giving dreams and learn a balance about revelation in order to understand and benefit from His messages.

Almost twenty years ago, when I first began having a magnitude of dreams, my understanding of them was a definite mix of ingredients that rivaled any fruitcake recipe out there. There was a little truth baked in with a bunch of old, dried fruit, mixed nuts, and a pinch of who-knows-what. Since then, I've studied Scripture and the Lord has taught me a lot about dreams, how to interpret them and what to do with the interpretation.

The Lord never intended for us to think of dream interpretation as "flaky." He wants us to understand His language and benefit from all revelation, including dreams, visions, His voice and the Word.

In the book, "Dream Interpretation Toolkit," we learn how to correctly interpret and properly apply the revelation we obtain from dreams. We see how dreams in the Bible were orignally intended and how interpreters such as Joseph and Daniel derived the correct meanings. And we learn how to correctly interpret our own dreams, and not serve up fruitcake...even to ourselves.

God's ultimate purpose in every dream is to reveal Jesus, in one way or another. When a dream-interpretation-cake is baked up just right, it will always lead you to Him and the reasons for which He came to earth, suffered, died and rose again: to save, heal, and deliver us.