Redeeming The Broken Dreams In Your Life | Jonathan Cahn Sermon

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Redeeming The Broken Dreams In Your Life

Jonathan Cahn shares how Messiah Redeems your Broken Dreams by living a surrendered life.

When you truly recognize Jesus as your Lord and live under His authority, you receive the power to walk in His name—with authority over anything trying to control or defeat you.

At the beginning of Joseph’s story in Scripture, he was given a name by his enemies: Baal Halomot—the Lord of Dreams. But even this name revealed something prophetic. Just as others gave their dreams to Joseph, so we must give ours to the Messiah. Why? Because Jesus is not just the Lord of dreams—He is the Lord of your dreams.

This includes broken dreams—the ones that never came true, the hopes that were crushed, the relationships that failed, the career that didn’t flourish, the family that broke apart, or the desires that never materialized. If you’ve lived long enough, you’re carrying something—disappointment, rejection, grief. But here’s the truth: Jesus is Lord over even your broken dreams.

Give Him the pain. Hand Him your regrets. Release the heartbreak, the tears, the sorrow. Don’t hold onto them any longer. He already knows, and He wants them. He wants to redeem even the most shattered pieces of your story.

Just like Joseph gave meaning to the dreams of others, the Messiah gives purpose and redemption to your brokenness. That doesn’t mean He’ll give you everything you wanted. But it does mean that He will redeem what was lost—turning sorrow into strength, disappointment into destiny, and emptiness into blessing.

Surrender Your Present Dreams Too

It’s not only the past that we must release, but also our current dreams—our plans, ambitions, and deepest longings. Jesus is the Lord over everything, including what you desire right now. Maybe you’re afraid to let go, fearing that if you place your dreams in God’s hands, He might say no. But hear this: anything outside of His will won’t be blessed anyway.

If He says yes, you’ll be blessed. If He says no, it’s because He has something better. But you’ll never know unless you surrender it to Him.

When you cling tightly to your dreams without God, the enemy sees an opening. He thrives where God’s authority is rejected. That’s why we must allow God to fulfill our longings in His way, in His time. Tell Him honestly: “Lord, this is my desire. I give it to You.” Trust Him with what you want—because when you trust Him with your dreams, you position yourself to receive His best.

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Nancy Mack - 2025-07-22 16:19:23

I have found an old family friend that I always enjoyed coming to our home....years and years ago. Anyway, he and I have been talking and it has taken me by surprise.... My exp husband was his friend and an alcoholic...his friend was not. Only drank soft drinks....I think this was why it was such a relief to see him. He has requested that he would like to see me and I have said yes. His wife divorced him because she was having an affair...31 years married. I was left for another woman...I guess what I am asking is this the right thing to do so late in our lives. He is 79 and I am 75. I have been by myself for so many years now....and have not dated but a few men. I just don\'t want to hurt him....and yet I am afraid of him, too. Not physically but emotionally.... I just want to be sure it is the best thing for both of us. He says he has been trying to find me for 10years but felt uncomfortable asking my ex where I was. And I have been dreaming about him....and there he is. I know I have slot of love to share but just feel it is to late. My relationship with my daughter is almost gone now...she is bipolar and no warmth from her. Am I just being a foolish old lady or should I tell him no....when I heard his voice my heart did a leap....I will admit. I only want for God\'s will to be done in my life. with or without him. Another man wants to date me...his wife died last year. My best friend since 1969....her death has been very painful for me. I like him alright but that is it. He is very hard to be around at times....perfection is his game. And that was my first husband....it was almost impossible to please him. See what a mess this is for me....would you please pray that I make the right decision concerning them both. The first guy is a strong Christian man....and so is the 2nd one . He told me, the 2nd one, he just wants to love me the properly.... so I would know what love can be like sober. And all I see is my best friend\'s husband. All these years alone and now this ...HELP! Thank you and God Bless you all for praying for me. I am lost....have had a big surprise pop back in my life.

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