A Message to the Ministers: A Dream Concerning Tanzania and Dependence on God
Tuesday, 09/01/26 at 12:50
Sammy Omosh
I was taken to a specific church in Tanzania. I saw a church service going on. Man-made traditions and the order of the service had made everything look boring.
I was with one leader from this church outside, even while listening to the Swahili service. This leader was looking to me for something. At that juncture, I woke up and found that it was 4:30 a.m. on August 31, 2026.
I felt this in my spirit at that instant:
“Tanzania, look to the One who baptizes with the fire and with the Holy Ghost. He is able to set the land aflame, for He is the Head of the universal Church. Do not look unto man, even for spiritual nourishment.
“I have prayed time and again for the land. I may not come back any time soon, but I pray that something good and wonderful will happen to your land—a sudden, sacred outpouring of the Spirit that undeniably changes the spiritual atmosphere of the land for His glory and honor in the time to come.”
Another Dream: September 1, 2026
On September 1, 2026, I woke up from a dream in which I saw two ministers preaching outside. They both wore very white, long-sleeved shirts, and both were ministering at the same time together.
This rarely happens anywhere. If two ministers were to preach in the same meeting, there would normally be the first one, and then the next one would conclude the meeting. But these two ministers did it in harmony and in sync with one another.
The Lord allowed me to hear this:
“A minister should learn to depend on God alone, not people, and should retreat to his or her prayer mountain often to hear from God.”
They meant your personal altar for communion with God.
Upon waking up, it was impressed upon me as to who these people really were. God gives direct revelations to His people to get His messages to them.
If God called you, He will provide for you. Pull your eyes away from people. This is where failure in ministry begins—by limiting what God can do.
Ministers are so inclined today to the ways of man: what people can do or what they can give. Without man’s input, they feel they are done. They don’t know the God of supernatural miracles and provision like in the days of Moses.
A number have exited the path of service based on this.
What I Received From the Two Ministers
I received this from the two ministers:
Success in service is not about the numbers gathered to attend your meeting or service.
The two had no multitudes and seemed constantly on the move, witnessing to others. They had the real Word in their mouths, not the diluted type of gospel.
They were not ministering to draw in numbers or for a financial windfall. Theirs was a narrow and ancient path, not very familiar with the modern church.
If Yah sends you somewhere, this signals that it is His mission, and not yours. Therefore, He takes care of what is His.
Dependence on God
Hear what a saint has told me consistently over time, and as recently as yesterday:
“I would like to have my own house, go on God-initiated missions within and without, without asking anybody for any assistance. I would partner with God in all this.”
I personally pray that God honors this saint’s faith and heart’s desire. The consistency has been phenomenal over time. This dream and focus on the things of God did not begin yesterday.
She is not a proud person, either, so to speak. Pride is out of the question here. I have never thought that statement given by her was along those lines.
We are a critical generation that likes finger-pointing when challenged by things we are uncomfortable with. This is partly why we are so knowledgeable, but with little miracle experiences in between to tell others about.
Jesus, in the four Gospels, commended people He interacted with for their faith, not their knowledge. And the people saw tangible miracles because they stood in faith.
This is the God-kind of faith, one that is not based on the input of others.
Honestly, she would rather believe in God and His Word than believe in mortal man. That is the level of faith she has built over a period of time.
“This is hers for the taking. Do not log into it if it does not suit you.”
Faith is never merely learned; it is developed through an intimate relationship with God. (Hebrews 11.)
This person is a blood relative of mine whom I know very well, so this is not a fairy tale. When this is fulfilled, it will be a very good example of dependence on God and above-normal faith in God.
I did not know that I would receive a related or similar dream revelation today to go hand in hand with this illustration!
An Example From Church History
Allow me to write this, even if you do not like the person or his past ministry. I respect your opinion. He may have had his flaws, but is he not a human being?
Oral Roberts was asked to build a Christian university by Elohim many, many years ago. The agreement was for God to provide the dollars, while he oversaw the building of the project.
When it came to those revival meetings in tents, God was to provide the dollars again, and he would conduct meetings in every city and state in America and beyond, preaching and healing the sick.
Both parties honored their side of the agreement, and the rest is contained in church history records.
There was a different spiritual atmosphere in the 1950s and 1960s. I am not saying you should follow this path.
People were touched to give; they were not coerced or placed under duress to do the same, as can vividly be seen in some rogue quarters today.
This is how it is supposed to work, lining up with Luke 6:38 and revealing God in action. The human element is pivotal, but it has to be God-driven, giving Him the glory.
Now you capture the point.
This is a typical example of a man who knew the real importance of depending on God.
The Emphasis Given in Summary
The emphasis given in summary was:
1. Dependence on God
Where anything is possible. Don’t audit what seems to be possible and impossible. Did you ever read, “All things are possible with God”? Why, then, limit Him?
2. Personal Communion With God
This demonstrates your intimate relationship with Him. Nobody can strain or interfere with it.
3. Reaching Out
This was demonstrated by their personal actions. It is an act of love and care for humanity’s destiny that drives you to go beyond your doorstep to reach souls, even in very unfamiliar territory.
I thank Ruach, who summarized these three points. I did not plan to write that.
Scriptures
Luke 4:43
“But he said unto them, I must preach the kingdom of God to other cities also: for therefore am I sent.”
Hebrews 10:38
“Now the just shall live by faith: but if any man draw back, my soul shall have no pleasure in him.”
Hebrews 11:1
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
Mark 11:22
“And Jesus answering saith unto them, Have faith in God.”
Luke 7:9
“When Jesus heard these things, he marvelled at him, and turned him about, and said unto the people that followed him, I say unto you, I have not found so great faith, no, not in Israel.”
