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I want to talk tonight about dreams, dreams and visions. I will not be interpreting any of your

dreams, any of your visions. I do get that request every once in a while. Hey, pastor, do you interpret

visions and dreams? Sure, just like the next guy could do my best. But no, I do want to talk to you

about about dreaming, which seems like a weird topic these days. I cannot remember the last person

I had coffee with. And that's kind of what I do. Our neighbors who are here, I'm not going to,

you know, embarrass them. But their daughter was at our house yesterday and she's like, I'd gotten

home at about five o'clock and I got home from work. And she looked up, she goes, what do you do?

Which is a great question, isn't it? And most of what I do is meet with guys. To be honest,

I don't make a practice of meeting alone with women. That would be weird. So it's mostly meeting

with guys. It used to be high school college age guys. Come to think of it, it still is. So I've

been a permanent youth pastor for 27 years. But I meet with friends, I meet with people in the

community. Chelsea Nelson has will meet with couples and all the meetings I've been in lately.

These last three years or so. You know how few of them have included? I'd like to share with you

my dream, my vision for my life. That hadn't been the way these conversations have gone. Most of them

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