Round The Corner

The Dream

I was standing behind a person and watching them proceed to walk down a hallway, which seemed to have an institutional feel to it. On my right was a couple of doors that were army green in color, with porch-style lights by each of them. The hallway was lit, but I don't remember the porch-style lights being illuminated.

Approximately 15-20 feet in front of us was a ninety degree turn to the left. It was odd to see the hand rail on the left side, instead of the right. Normally, hallway traffic stays to the right so that people do not collide. As this person slowly moved toward the corner, the hand rail began to rattle. The hand rail was not loose. The emotion felt was reluctance and fear of the unknown. As the dream came to a close, the person never moved past the corner.

As we go into the New Year, we must not fear the unknown. Like the Book of Acts Church, we must be baptized with holy boldness and move forward. Whatever is around the corner is the next phase of God's destiny-vision. Fear must be replaced by faith, regardless of what rattles.