Led To The Stream - Walter Ferguson

At some point in life, everyone hits rock bottom. The bottom might be the result of home turmoil, unfilled vision, an overbearing work environment, or mental strife. All people face the inevitable meeting place of a low point. We fix our attention on where we have arrived. We lament on how far we have fallen. We tell ourselves that this moment in life is our final resting place on our journey. Generally, we fix our minds to see that no hope is to be found in valley situations.

In this book, we take the time to break the stereotypical view of the valley. Reaching the bottom is not the end it’s the beginning of seeing a new revelation. This book provides the opportunity for dreamers, despondent life travelers, burned out visionaries, and hopeless people to discover practical steps through the low moments of life. Learn to use your valley experience as an opportunity to rediscover yourself, reenergize your purpose, ' renew your spiritual and emotional connections with God and people. Understand that all valley experiences are necessary for growth, rest, ' reevaluation.

Reaching the bottom is not the end it’s the beginning of seeing a new revelation. This book provides the opportunity for dreamers, despondent life travelers, burned out visionaries, and hopeless people to discover practical steps through the low moments of life.

What is your synopsis for the book?

1. Use the valley experience as an opportunity to:
   1. Rediscover yourself
   2. Re- energize your purpose
   3. Renew your spiritual and emotional connections with God and people.
2. All valley experiences are necessary for:
   1. Growth
   2. Rest
   3. Re-evaluation
3. The Challenge of the valley produces:
   1. New focus for the next journey
   2. New strength for the next task
   3. Shifting the paradigm about the need for the valley