What Does It Mean to Speak in Tongues While Sleeping?

Sounds like you're on the right path all around. Relax and enjoy the ride. Perhaps the reason you're waking up praying in tongues is because the Spirit desires to intercede through you for a particular reason. Instead of fighting it, flow with it. Pray for a few minutes in tongues when it happens and begin to thank God for being used by His Spirit, worship Him quietly and soon you'll drift back asleep in His peace.

Some would say because you were awaken and couldn't go back to sleep, it isn't from Yahweh but they must have never been awaken to pray for someone, etc.

Agree with Jamadan's post.

It appears as though you are on the right track in your relationship with Jesus. There are a couple of things to think about.

Many Christians have woken up with a burden to pray. You seem to be waking up praying already. Not long ago, I heard a Sunday school teacher recounting how he woke up in the middle of the night burdened to pray for someone he hadn't seen in years. Later that day while he was working (he's a coach), he looked over to see that person sitting in their car at the redlight next to the field. He was so excited he jumped over the fence and scared the poor soul half to death running up to their car exclaiming,"God woke me up last night to pray for you!" He didn't go into what it was about but it was definitely a divine appointment.

Another thing to think about is that the tongues may not be waking you up. You may be coming out of your sleep for other reasons and then immediately starting to pray. As it's a common time to have little self control as we first wake up, it's awesome to think you are waking up and immediately starting to pray in tongues. Don't overlook those other reasons you may be waking up in the middle of the night and seek medical help if it comes to that.

One of my pastors says that if it's God waking her she's going to pray in obedience, and if it's the devil waking her she's going to pray to make him regret it.

jiminpa said:

One of my pastors says that if it's God waking her she's going to pray in obedience, and if it's the devil waking her she's going to pray to make him regret it.

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LOL

jiminpa said:

One of my pastors says that if it's God waking her she's going to pray in obedience, and if it's the devil waking her she's going to pray to make him regret it.

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I've thought the same thing. One of the devil's best tactics against Christians is to disturb sleep to make us vulnerable. Using the time to pray would certainly make him rethink his approach.