To recap, God puts you in homes from your past, present or future to talk about issues of your life. I haven’t mentioned future before, but this would include dreams of you being in a home that wasn’t yours, but in the dream you knew it was your home. This can often be an opportunity to uncover an issue of your life that’s in the future — whether good or bad. The context of the dream will tell you whether it’s a warning dream, a discouraging or fearful dream from the enemy, or perhaps, a soulish or flesh-driven dream that you caused yourself to dream by focusing a lot on it.

When the house is someplace you’ve been in the natural, look for any visual differences of it in the dream.  For example, ‘it was my house, but the living room was much larger.’ If you’re unfamiliar with the house, the context and details become even more important to its’ meaning. For example, a dream that puts you in a house or building made of all glass is different than a building with many windows, or for that matter, with no windows. The glass building speaks of transparency and vulnerability and the windows speak of vision or lack thereof. Why? When you’re inside a house of all glass, the focus will often be who can see you from the outside of the building. Windows, on the other hand, will reveal to you what’s outside the house.