Put Your Dream To The Test

This is an amazing book that must've taken John so long to write.  He is so right on the money with things and this book took me a long time to read not because the words were hard, but it is a book that calls me to action right where I am at.

As I've "Put my dream to the test", I'm finding the areas where I need work.  Those 10 questions are quite riveting and John goes really in depth into them.  There are quizzes, questions, stories, acronyms, task lists, etc. to help you determine if it's a fantasy you are having or if it's something that what you are dreaming of can really be put into reality.

This book is less than 300 pages, but it has so much.  It contains a Dream Map.  It does what a map supposed to do - Guide You.  I really like that.  Also, he has a reference section of all the resources & materials he used. 

Though he does talk about God, I would've liked a little more about God specifically spelled out and corresponding Scriptures.  Though I have a good knowledge of the Bible and can figure out where certain things came from, other people who do not will not be able to tell if it's suggestions Maxwell is giving is really Biblical perspective & guidelines.

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Understanding The Dreams You Dream

This book wasn't what I thought it would be. For some reason I thought this book would be completely filled with how to interpret dreams, rather a little over 200 pages of this 252-page book is a Dream Dictionary.

Forty-four pages of this book talks about how to interpret dreams and is very systematic. It was pretty cool, because a lot of what it talked about I learned in my 4-week class at church. So, it's a confirmation, as I think the teachers of my class got their dream interpretation resources elsewhere, but it is all Bible based.

One of the things I love about this dream dictionary is that every explanation of what something is defined, there is a Scriptural reference. Very cool.

I'm going to eventually get some stuff from John Paul Jackson, James Goll, Barbie Breathitt, and Doug Addison on dream interpretation to see what they all say.

This is a good reference book!