Have you ever woken up from a dream and wondered, “Was that about me… someone else… or something bigger?”

In this episode, Tricia and Murray continue their deep dive into The Three Rules of Three, helping you discern who a dream is actually about — you, a group of people, or the world.

Murray opens with his signature bubbly energy, breaking down the heart of dream interpretation and setting the stage for clarity. Tricia then recaps the first two rules of three, reminding us that dream symbols can be cultural, biblical, or personal (Episode 2: What Kind of Dream Was That? Understanding the Language of Your Dreams), and that dreams can speak to our past, present, or future (Episode 3: Back to the Future).

Together, they unpack Rule #3 and explain how:

• Personal dreams can be “bridged” to your life
  

• Group dreams point to a shared message
  

• Prophetic dreams cannot be bridged because they are not about you — and often haven’t happened yet
  

Through real-life examples — including Murray’s construction zone dream, Tricia’s arrow dream, a pirate ship, an elevator, and more — you’ll learn practical questions to ask that reveal whether a dream carries a memory, a current message, or a future promise.

If you’ve ever struggled to understand why a dream matters or who it’s speaking to, this episode will give you simple, biblical, and practical tools to bring clarity and confidence to your dream interpretation.

🎧 Tune in and discover how to tell what your dream is really about.

In Part 2 of our three-part dream interpretation series on the Three rules of 3, Tricia and Murray continue unpacking The Three Rules of 3, focusing on Rule #2: every dream relates to your past, present, or future.

After a brief recap of Rule #1 from Episode 2, the conversation turns to how understanding when a dream is speaking can bring clarity and prevent misinterpretation. Murray explains how dreams connected to the past often highlight unresolved issues or long-standing patterns God is inviting us to address.

Tricia then welcomes guest Bruce Warren to the show, where together they walk through a present/future focused dream, modeling how to interpret dreams in real time. As the group works through Bruce’s dream, they demonstrate practical tools for “bridging” a dream to waking life by paying attention to:

• Emotions felt within the dream
  

• Wordplay and colloquial expressions
  

• Significant symbols and repeating themes
  

The episode concludes with Murray teaching how to recognize the gift or promise within the dream imagery. Listeners are encouraged to begin looking for these gifts and promises in their own dreams, trusting that God’s voice is always purposeful and redemptive.

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.