Dana Owens
The Women Who Find Moses
The story of Moses begins with three women: his mother, his sister, and Pharaoh’s daughter. Through these women, what God has prepared is quietly preserved and nurtured.
The Lord Transforms
The more the Lord transforms us, the less we trust in our own intelligence and the more we recognize that every true insight and every genuine good comes from the Lord alone. Perhaps this is why the story of Joseph continues to inspire us.
Hidden Workings of the Heart
“Do not interpretations belong to God?”
These words remind us that dreams are not puzzles solved by human ingenuity. Their true meaning belongs to the Lord, who alone knows the hidden workings of the human heart.
Behind Ordinary Awareness
Perhaps our own dreams, whether literal dreams during sleep or the deeper dreams we carry in our hearts, invite us to listen more deeply to what God is accomplishing within us.
Heavenly Dreams
Modern culture often swings between two extremes: dismissing dreams as meaningless brain activity, or treating every dream as a divine message. Swedenborg avoids both extremes.