Marelize shares on interpreting and discerning our dreams, in particular at the end of the year, when God is usually taking us, as His loved ones, on a journey, to review where we spiritually are, before the new year begins.

Heb. 5:14 Job 33:14-18

At the end of the year, we need to set time apart, to ask God about the past year, and about those promises that we’ve received from Him during the year, that didn’t come into fulfillment. Likewise, He has promises that He has spoken over us before the foundation of the world, regarding the coming new year, according to His foreknowledge, regardless of our disappointments, or areas of loss, or mistakes that we’ve made.

Marelize shares a word for this coming year, and share some thoughts on the fulfillment of God’s promises.

Ps.139:15 Matt.16:16-18 Luke 22:34 John 1:42 Is.46:9-10 Lam.3:22-23 Rom.8:14-16 Gal.4:5-6 Luke 1:45 1 John 5:14-15 1 Cor.9:26

Marelize shares how the Lord ministered to her during a recent loss, showing Himself to be like the framework of a building, when we are going through tough times. She shares how God shows Himself as our framework through His names, and through the acacia wood, a wood of strength, that was used for the framework in the Old Testament tabernacle.

Ex.36-38 John 14:15 John 15:26 Gen.49:24 2 Cor.1:3-5 Eze.48:35 Ps.139:7-18

1Cor.10:1-4 Gen.49 Deut.32 Ps.62 Ps.61 1 Sam.2

The traditional Jewish wedding and its wedding contract, called the ‘ketubah’, is often used in the Bible as a basis to show God’s love-covenant with Israel in the Old Testament, and Jesus’ love-covenant with His awaiting bride in the New Testament. In this time of many voices and challenging circumstances, God wants His bride to be aware of His love-covenant promises, and of His engagement ring as a promise of things to come, but also as the guide and helper for the times in which we are.

Isa.54:5 Jer.31:32 Gen.15:1, 18-21 Exo.19 Matt.25:1-13 Eph.1:13-14 John 16:13-14