Greetings friends and brothers of the HeartChurch Ministry. Today I want to share with you about the need to dream and act. The dream is useless if we do not accompany it with actions. In the book of Genesis there is a beautiful story of a young man named Joseph, who had two wonderful dreams from God and after so much suffering and suffering, he managed to crystallize his dream.

I invite you to join me in this story because it can positively influence the dreams that you have had but lacked action to become a reality.

Genesis 37: 5-11 relates the following:

5 One day Joseph had a dream and, when he told his brothers about it, they hated him even more, 6 because he said to them:
"Pay attention to me, I'm going to tell you what I've dreamed of." 7 It turns out that we were all in the field tying sheaves. Suddenly my sheaf rose and stood erect, while yours gathered around mine and bowed to it.
8 His brothers replied:
"Do you really believe that you are going to reign over us, and that you are going to subdue us?"
And they hated him even more for the dreams he told them.
9 Then Joseph had another dream, and he told his brothers about it. Told them:
"I had another dream, in which I saw the sun, moon, and eleven stars bow to me."
10 When he told his father and brothers, his father rebuked him:
"What do you mean by this dream you've had?" She asked him. Will your mother, your brothers, and I come to curtsy to you?
11 His brothers were jealous of him, but his father pondered all this.

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These dreams of Joseph are very interesting although they aroused envy in his brothers and curiosity in his father Jacob. However, José did not stop declaring his dreams and spoke them so firmly that he fought to the end for his dream. He did not sit idly by, but as he declared them, obstacles and stumbles appeared, but none of this stopped his interest and passion for being the one who revealed himself to him in the dream, a man with authority.

He suffered what he suffered, but he did not renounce becoming the second most important man in Egypt after Pharaoh. What Joseph dreamed he accomplished with much suffering and pain, but God rewarded him as governor of Egypt and savior of many people in time of famine including his family.

Do not give up your dreams, because with interest and a lot of passion you can achieve it. You just have to dream what you want to be and the actions that accompany your dream will make it a reality.