Have you ever woken up from a dream and thought, “What kind of dream was that?” This episode launches a three-part series designed to help you understand how dreams communicate and how to begin interpreting them with clarity and confidence.

In Part 1, Tricia and Murray lay the foundation by exploring the language of dreams—because dreams speak in symbols, stories, and metaphors, not literal sentences.

Tricia shares Bruce’s dream, one he initially believed was prophetic but later realized was a counseling dream, highlighting why identifying the type and language of a dream is essential before interpretation. Murray then introduces the Three Rules of 3, focusing on the first key principle needed to understand dreams correctly.

Together, they unpack three primary “languages” dreams use:

• Biblical Language – Understanding symbolism through Scripture, including Proverbs 1:5–6 and the powerful imagery of the Lion and the Lamb in Revelation 5. Why does the symbol change, and what is God communicating?
  

• Cultural Language – How common expressions like “stuck in second gear” or “life in the fast lane” show up in dreams, with biblical insight from Gideon’s story.
  

• Personal Language – Why the same symbol (dogs, baggage, cars, windows) can mean very different things to different people, based on personal experience and context.
  

The episode closes with encouraging dream stories that highlight God’s heart to speak life, hope, and direction—reminding us that dreams are meant to draw us closer, not leave us confused.

Part 2 and Part 3 will build on this foundation, helping you recognize dream types and discern whether a dream speaks to your past, present, or future.

A new year is supposed to feel fresh… so why doesn’t it always?

In the Season 2 premiere, Tricia and Murray welcome you into 2026 with an honest conversation about the hidden weight many of us carry into a new year — the expectations, pressures, and emotional residue that quietly cling to our souls.

Together, they explore:

• Why a “fresh start” doesn’t always feel fresh
  

• What defilement is, where it comes from, and how it affects us
  

• How the expectations of others (especially around holidays and family) can weigh us down
  

• A powerful story about peace, pressure, and perspective
  

• Practical tools for soul decluttering and releasing what no longer belongs to you
  

This episode also includes a guided “whooshing” exercise to help you let go, reset, and reconnect with who you truly are — followed by a state test to notice what’s shifted.

If you’re ready to start the year lighter, clearer, and more yourself, this episode is for you.

As we close out 2025, Tricia and Murray invite you into a reflective and hope-filled conversation to prepare your heart for the year ahead. With joy, honesty, and expectation, they talk about the excitement of a new year—and the importance of pausing long enough to discern what God is truly saying about the season to come.

Rooted in the promise of Psalm 23, this episode becomes an intentional space to encounter the Lord: to receive His anointing, to notice where your cup is meant to overflow, and to recognize the goodness and mercy that will follow you into 2026.

Through guided moments of prayer, imagination, and holy pause, you’ll be invited to:

• Lay out your path for the year ahead—day by day, season by season
  

• Receive God’s anointing for your journey and sense how He is marking your steps
  

• Discern a promise Jesus may be giving you to carry into 2026
  

• Imagine the “garment” He invites you to wear for the coming season
  

• Receive a gift from the Father as you step forward in trust
  

Together, Tricia and Murray walk with Jesus into the new year—oil poured out, cups overflowing, promises secured, and hearts aligned. The episode closes with a prayer of consecration, committing 2026 fully to the Lord and inviting the Holy Spirit to fill, test, and seal all that has been received.

Thank you for joining us throughout Season One. We’re so glad you’ve been part of the journey. Season Two begins January 2026.

What if the Christmas story is richer, deeper, and more surprising than we’ve ever been told?

In this special December episode, Tricia and Murray unpack fascinating historical, cultural, and theological insights that may completely reshape how you see Christmas. With Murray’s trademark bubbly explanations and Tricia’s thoughtful reflections, this conversation explores the backstories behind the story.

We dive into ancient sources like the Protoevangelium of James, exploring traditions that say Mary lived and served in the Temple from a young age, sewing sacred curtains of purple and scarlet. We discuss why early Christians believed Joseph was an older widower — not by accident, but for protection, virtue, and obedience — and what it means that Joseph is called a tekton: a builder, craftsman, and skilled artisan, not simply a carpenter.

You’ll hear about Jesus being born not in a wooden stable, but likely in a cave, why Bethlehem (“House of Bread”) is overflowing with prophetic symbolism, and how the Bread of Life was laid in a feeding trough — imagery that Jewish believers would have instantly recognized.

We explore the Roman census and Jesus being born as the King of Peace in a time of empire, the mysterious journey of the Wise Men (with ties reaching back to Daniel and the East), and even how Saint Nicholas shaped modern gift-giving traditions — including stockings, secret generosity, and yes… a legendary moment involving Arius.

Tricia also shares the beautiful story behind the German Christmas tree, where evergreen life, starlight, and candles point back to the Star of Bethlehem and the glory of God — a tradition often credited to Martin Luther.

The episode closes with a powerful reading from John Chrysostom, reminding us that Christmas is not sentimental nostalgia, but a cosmic turning point — where heaven and earth meet, ancient slavery is broken, paradise is reopened, and God Himself is received in a manger.

This is Christmas as you’ve never heard it before — ancient, holy, surprising, and filled with wonder.

In today’s episode, Tricia and Murray dive into the beautiful art of the prophetic gift exchange—a creative and love-filled way to hear God’s heart and share it with others.

Tricia introduces the topic, and Murray opens with his signature bubbly energy as he unpacks Jesus’ prophetic worldview. From the birds of the air in Matthew 6 to the kingdom-parables of Matthew 13–15, you’ll learn how Jesus constantly invited us to see the world through heaven’s eyes—where nothing is random and everything speaks.

Together, they explore how God uses gifts to communicate love, identity, and destiny. From the prophetic gifts given to Jesus—gold, frankincense, and myrrh—to Jesus Himself giving gifts to His people after the resurrection (Ephesians 4:7–8), gift-giving becomes a powerful spiritual language. Murray and Tricia also look at biblical stories like the prodigal son, Daniel, Joseph, and David to reveal the deep scriptural roots of heaven-inspired gifting.

Then Tricia and Murray break down how to do a prophetic gift exchange, step-by-step:

• Do you feel when something is “just right”?
  

• Do you see an item highlighted as if heaven is drawing your attention to it?
  

• Does the Lord give you a thought, impression, or whisper about someone?
  

You’ll learn how to pair each gift with a prophetic word—symbolically interpreting what the item represents and how God might use it to encourage the person receiving it.

And finally… Tricia and Murray do a live example right on the show so you can experience the process in real time.

If you’ve ever wondered how to share the Father’s heart through something as simple as a gift, this episode will inspire, equip, and delight you.

In this episode, Tricia and Murray dive into one of the most common questions they receive: “Why can’t I remember my dreams?” Tricia introduces the theme, and Murray jumps in to explain how spiritual hunger and thirst play a surprisingly important role in unlocking dream recall.

Together, they walk through practical, simple tips to help you catch more of what God is speaking in the night:

• Practice the sleep–wake transition and notice what’s happening as you come to consciousness.
  

• Write down whatever comes to mind immediately, even fragments—shifting your focus to what you received in the night.
  

• Pay attention to the felt sense—sometimes a gut feeling can pull the dream back.
  

• Think backwards: start with the fragment you remember, then trace it in reverse until more returns.
  

• Keep a journal, pen, small light, or recorder by your bed.
  

• Lie still upon waking and slip back into your favourite sleep position.
  

• Aim for seven hours of sleep—most dreams are remembered at that point.
  

• Remove the prejudice that sleep is “less important” than work—God speaks when we’re at rest.
  

• Take naps—they can spark fresh dreams and improve recall.
  

They remind listeners that during seasons of stress, dream recall may naturally decrease—“peace is the potting soil of revelation” (JPJ).

The episode closes with Jesus’ promise in Matthew 5:6: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst… for they will be filled.” Tricia shares her own flower dream and discusses how she sets up her heart to hear God at night, while Murray unpacks dream incubation through the stories of Solomon (1 Kings 3:4–15) and Hannah receiving Samuel (1 Samuel 1).

If you’re hungry to remember your dreams—and hear God more clearly—this episode will help open the night to you.

In this episode, Murray and Tricia dive deep into the world of symbolic language—especially how it appears in our dreams—and why learning to value symbols can transform the way we understand ourselves, our memories, and even our relationship with God. They unpack how dream interpretation works through both personal and cultural lenses, and why the same symbol can mean something entirely different from one person to another.

Murray shares a powerful series of dreams from 1999–2000, born out of a season of burnout and emotional detachment. These dreams—ranging from burning mirrors to haunted houses and treasure chests—helped reveal deep-seated beliefs, misconceptions of love, and areas of the heart he didn’t realize were closed off. Tricia and Murray explore how symbols like waterfalls, treasure chests, and even a Victorian rocking horse spoke to his journey of emotional healing and rediscovering intimacy.

The conversation builds to a remarkable story of divine orchestration: an unexpected encounter with distant relatives from Murray’s ancestral village, carrying the very blessing he had longed for. Through dreams, inner healing moments, and surprising real-life connections, Murray began to understand God’s unique way of guiding him toward restoration.

Join Murray and Tricia as they explore why dreams matter, how God uses symbolic language to lead us, and what it looks like to grow emotionally, spiritually, and relationally.

In this episode, Murray and Tricia dive into one of their favourite topics—dreams! From the ladder of Jacob to the night visions of Joseph, Pharaoh, Daniel, and Nebuchadnezzar, scripture is full of moments where God speaks through dreams.

Together they explore the five dreams surrounding the birth of Jesus, each one guiding and protecting God’s plan of redemption. Along the way, Murray shares insights from John Sanford, and they both bring to life stories of dreamers from history—from Alexander the Great and Josephus to Albert Einstein, Frederick Banting, Elias Howe, and even John Newton, the writer of Amazing Grace.

You’ll come away inspired by how God has always used dreams to guide, warn, reveal, and inspire—and how He’s still doing it in your life today.

Dreams happen to everyone—including you. The question is: are you listening?