Book Reviews of The Dream Giver

This book was purchased for me by a family friend during a low point in my life, a friend who only glanced over the description and thought it to be an uplifting story period...not one with Christian overtones. The first half of the book is a very beautiful and uplifting story. The second half of the book would be beneficial to a Christian reader. I am thankful to have this copy to send to someone who would appreciate it.

These tells us as christians that god has planted dreams in to each of us and wants us to explore them throught seeking him to find them

THIS IS A BOOK THAT LETS YOU GO BACK AND ASK YOURSELF-- WHAT WERE MY DREAMS FOR MY LIFE?

I TRULY NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT IT- BUT AFTER I READ THE BOOK-- DECIDED TO MAKE SOME CHANGES IN MY LIFE.

I WILL---REPEAT---- I WILL WALK 10 MILES OF THE APPALACIAN TRAIL.

WHAT IS YOUR DREAM?

Wilkinson tells you how to overcome your fears and go for your dreams

Quick, easy, refreshing read! A modern parable.

... for my life." This book was a key resource for my wife and I in making a leap of faith to change course in our lives. I don't know that a book alone can do that if you aren't already wrestling with such issues, but for those who are, I believe this book will be very helpful.

The first half is an allegory about challenges you face when face with following a dream; it is both funny and insightful as the story unfolds. The second half is more practicial information, including biblical examples of God-given dreams and how one often needs to step out in faith.

The most poweful concept for me that was reinforced -- and unpacked -- in this book is: often God doesn't take away fear in pursuing a dream, but instead asks you to trust Him for the strength you need.

<< Back to Book Details of " The Dream Giver"