For decades, Men and women without any knowledge of the Gospel and without any contact with Christians have been forever transformed by dreams and visions of Jesus Christ.
Reports of these supernatural occurrences often come from “closed countries ” where preaching the Gospel is forbidden and where converting to Christianity can invoke the death sentence. A common denominator appears to be that the dreams come to those who are seeking to know God.
Through personal interviews, 'More Than Dreams' presents five true-life stories of former Muslims who now know Jesus as their Saviour. The producers have set out to present a global cross-section with stories selected from Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Nigeria, and Indonesia. 'More Than Dreams' re-creates each of these stories in its original language and in docu-drama, high-definition video. The movies include a ministry segment explaining what it means to follow Christ.
For decades, a phenomenon has been recurring in the Muslim world. Men and women, without any knowledge of the Gospel and without any contact with Christians, have been forever transformed after experiencing dreams and visions of Jesus Christ. Here are five stories of former Muslims who now know Jesus as their Saviour, recreated in docu-drama format. View dubbed in English or in their original languages with English or Spanish subtitles.
Khalil was a radical Egyptian terrorist who was transformed when Jesus appeared to him and changed his heart. (Arabic, 29 minutes)
Mohammed is a herdsman in Nigeria who found the deep love of Christ. He survived various attempts on his life by his father and eventually led his father to faith in Christ. (Hausa, 46 minutes)
Dini is an Indonesian teenager who became a Christian on a night that Muslims individualize their prayers to Allah. She was immediately filled with peace, even as persecution began. (Indonesian, 42 minutes)
Khosrow is a young Iranian man who was depressed and without hope until he met Jesus. Now joy fills his heart. (Farsi, 30 minutes)
Ali is a Turkish man in bondage to alcohol. While making the pilgrimage to Mecca, hoping to be freed of his addiction and be led in the way of a true Muslim, he found Christ instead. (Turkish, 40 minutes)
The storyteller speak in the native language of their countries of origin - Turkey, Indonesia, Nigeria, Egypt and Iran.