Scrolls

Scrolls: A 10-Day Devotional Re-Establishing the Ministry of Prophetic Dreamers is a prophetic devotional designed to help believers rediscover one of God's most ancient languages: dreams.

Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly communicated through dreams-guiding kings, warning nations, confirming destinies, and revealing His plans to prophets and ordinary believers alike. Yet in the modern Church, the ministry of the dreamer has often been neglected, misunderstood, or dismissed altogether.

In this powerful devotional, Ayeisha "AK" Isidore invites readers on a journey back to the biblical foundations of prophetic dreaming. Drawing from Scripture, prophetic insight, and practical spiritual wisdom, this book challenges believers to rethink how they interpret dreams and how they seek God within them.

Rather than encouraging speculation or fear, Scrolls calls readers to return to the Source of dreams-God Himself.

Inside this devotional you will discover:

• Why dreams have been a consistent method of divine communication throughout the Bible

• The difference between dreams, interpretations, and prophetic understanding

• How cultural influences and personal experiences can shape dream symbolism

• Why believers should seek God for interpretation rather than rushing to conclusions

• The spiritual responsibility of those who receive dreams from the Lord

• Biblical examples of dreamers who received warnings, confirmations, and divine direction

Each day guides readers through reflection, scripture, and spiritual insight designed to help them develop discernment, strengthen their relationship with God, and steward dreams responsibly.

This devotional is not simply about understanding dreams. It is about restoring a forgotten prophetic function within the body of Christ.

With a foreword by Chief Prophet Samuel Clarkson-Williams, this book serves as both a spiritual guide and a call to re-establish the ministry of the prophetic dreamer within the modern Church.

The scrolls are still being opened.

The question is: are we listening?