By Eric Otchere | http://www.livingourbible.com
In a world full of critics and dream killers, dream hailers are a rare but precious gift. These are the individuals who celebrate your vision, push you forward in tough seasons, and rejoice in your progress—no matter how small. Like loyal football fans who chant even when their team is losing, dream hailers support you in both victories and setbacks.
One powerful historical example is Reverend John Harvard, whose generosity helped launch Harvard University into one of the world’s top academic institutions. Likewise, in Scripture, we find a compelling model in Barnabas, a man who spotted and empowered future leaders like Paul and John Mark (Acts 9:26-27, Acts 15:37-39). Barnabas saw potential where others saw failure. That’s the heart of a dream hailer.
In Matthew 2:1–12, we see another inspiring example—the wise men. They traveled across nations to celebrate the birth of a divine dream: the Savior of the world. From their journey, we draw five timeless lessons on how to attract and recognize the people God sends to support your destiny.
1. Dream Hailers Are Wise (Matthew 2:1–2)
Not everyone has the discernment to recognize greatness before it is public. The wise men, also known as Magi, saw what others missed. They were not kings, but highly intelligent scholars and astronomers. Their decision to pursue the star was not emotional—it was a reflection of their wisdom and obedience.
Why did God invite wise men to Jesus’ birthplace? Because dreams need the right kind of people to grow—people who are discerning, teachable, and willing to make sacrifices.
Wise dream hailers will leave lucrative positions, rearrange schedules, and endure discomfort just to support your calling. They don’t just offer opinions—they offer solutions. When God gives you a dream, pray for wise men and women to help you build it.
2. Dream Hailers Are Rejoicers (Matthew 2:10)
“They rejoiced with exceedingly great joy.”
In contrast to a defeatist culture, dream hailers rejoice at the birth of someone else’s vision. Sadly, in some cultures and communities, we only celebrate success when it’s ours. But this mindset repels destiny helpers.
The wise men were not jealous of Jesus—they were joyful. They understood that celebrating another person’s success does not diminish your own. Rejoicing with others is an act of humility and faith.
The lesson: If you can’t celebrate someone else’s dream, you are not ready for your own. Your attitude in other people’s winning seasons determines who will stand with you in yours.
3. Dream Hailers Are Worshippers (Matthew 2:11)
Before giving gifts, the wise men fell down and worshipped Him. Worship is more than a song—it’s a posture of heart. It means honoring what God is doing in someone else’s life without trying to take credit or compare.
Dream hailers are not threatened by your calling—they honor it. They are free from the pride that says, “Why not me?” They acknowledge that every person has a unique assignment from God.
Worshippers carry a spirit of humility. They appreciate God’s hand on your life and respect the process, no matter how humble your beginning.
4. Dream Hailers Are Givers (Matthew 2:11)
“They opened their treasures and presented to Him gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.”
Real dream hailers don’t just clap—they contribute. They understand that every dream needs resources. Reverend John Harvard didn’t just admire a noble vision; he backed it with wealth and books. Today, the world continues to benefit from that investment.
Financial support, mentorship, time, connections—these are forms of giving that fuel the progress of a dream. Don’t despise the gift of people who sow into your calling. And when God blesses you, become a dream hailer for someone else.
5. Dream Hailers Are God-Sent (Matthew 2:12)
The wise men were not driven by fame or reward—they were led by divine direction. And when their mission was complete, God warned them in a dream to go another way.
Dream hailers are not self-appointed—they are God-sent. These are people you didn’t go looking for, yet they show up just in time. They come with clarity, favor, and often resources. They don’t compete with you—they complete the mission with you.
You may not know how or when, but rest assured: Your dream hailers are on the way. Keep nurturing your vision, and God will connect you with those meant to support it.
Final Thoughts: Stay Connected to Jesus—Your Ultimate Dream Hailer
The journey to fulfilling your dream is never meant to be walked alone. You need encouragers, sponsors, mentors, and friends who believe in your God-given purpose. But the most important connection you can make is with Jesus Christ—the One who gives, sustains, and completes the dream.
Just as the wise men were guided by the star, your obedience will lead you to the right people. Dream hailers may not come in large numbers, but their impact is undeniable. They will be wise, joyful, worshipful, generous, and divinely assigned.
So don’t give up. Stay faithful. Stay prayerful. And stay connected to Christ.
Your dream hailers are coming.
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Thank you Rev Bro.
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