God Is A Dreamer


Alon Banks - April 14, 2011

Image of God is a dreamerLast week I had the chance to chat with Jeff Goins from Adventures in Missions about a new project he is working on. The project is called Kingdom Dreams, which is a new approach to helping people find their ministry calling.

Kingdom Dreams desires to inspire, equip and resource people to pursue one's God-given dreams and passions. It's the catalyst for the next generation of Christians focused on changing the world. It offers people the space, freedom, guidance, and confidence to dream and experiment, through the channel of meaningful personal connections.

Their basic premise is this: God loves dreams. And he loves to use his people to bring his will on earth. So, Kingdom Dreams wants to find out what those dreams are, hidden in people's hearts, and bring them to fruition through connecting people, ideas, and opportunities.

On a technical level, they offer coaching, curriculum, and community to anyone who has a dream (or a passion for dreaming).

Hundreds of dreamers and organizations have shown interest in being a part of Kingdom Dreams, and they're trying to keep up with how quickly God is moving through this initiative.

We are involved with Kingdom Dreams, and you should be too. Here are some ways to do so:

  1. Provide an opportunity: The project wants to provide dreamers with a job, ministry, or volunteer opportunity that matches their passion. Let Jeff know if you or your organization has an opportunity for passionate world changers.
  2. Help them network: Many dreamers need to serve under someone else's dream while they mature and grow. Contact them if you can connect dreamers to a variety of opportunities.
  3. Become a coach: Dreamers need mentors and coaches. You have life experience and wisdom to share. Help walk someone down their unique path by becoming an advocate.
  4. Spread the word: Do you believe in this vision of making God's dreams come true through connecting people with world-changing ideas? Share Kingdom Dreams with your friends, church, pastor, and other network by:
    1. Reposting this post on your blog, or writing your own.
    2. Talk about Kingdom Dreams on Twitter or post a link on Facebook.
  5. Share your dream: Visit the Kingdom Dreams website, and tell them about your dream.
 
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