What Your Dreams Are Telling You
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Non-Mystical, Non-Charismatic, Christian Approach to a Bestselling Topic
Most people think their dreams are interesting, perplexing, maybe even strange. But a secret weapon for success? Messages from God to help the impossible become possible? Author Cindy McGill contends that this is exactly the case.
Readers will discover that solutions to their problems can come on any given night–as they sleep. This book is for anyone–believer and non-believer alike–searching for spiritually sound teaching on a fascinating topic. Not only is it possible to remember dreams, but the tools for decoding those puzzling words and pictures are within easy reach.
God has something to say, McGill explains, and ever since Bible times, he likes to use dreams to say it. Learning to speak this language will bring readers into relationship with God for the first time, or deepen that relationship in a powerful way.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800795658
ISBN10: 0800795652
Cindy McGill | David Sluka
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2013
Publisher: Chosen Books
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