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What happened to my dream?
Perhaps you once imagined a different life. You had hopes, gifts, and a sense of possibility—but somewhere along the way, responsibility, disappointment, loss, or fear pushed those dreams into the background. Perhaps you can no longer name the dream. You simply know there is something within you that deserves a closer look.
Looking Through the Window, Workbook One of The Window to the Soul Experience™, invites you to begin a Christ-centered journey of recognizing what caused your dream to go dormant.
Through eight lessons, Scripture, guided reflection, journaling, and prayer, you will explore the story behind your dream and the experiences that shaped how you see yourself, your possibilities, and your purpose.
Within these pages, you are invited to:
• Remember where your dreams first began.
• Recognize messages, experiences, and responsibilities that influenced your perspective.
• Explore hidden wounds, disappointment, and moments when your voice or gifts became quiet.
• Examine the difference between what happened to you and what you began believing about yourself.
• Prayerfully consider what may still be alive within you.
Grounded in the truth of 2 Peter 1:3, this workbook encourages you to begin with confidence in God and make room for honest reflection at your own pace. You do not need polished answers or a clearly defined dream to begin.
As the first workbook in a three-part journey—Looking Through the Window, Cleaning the Window, and Opening the Window—this experience begins with awareness: looking honestly at your story and inviting God into what you discover.
Every dream has a story. Begin by looking through the window of yours.
What You Need to Teach The Window to the Soul Experience™
The curriculum follows three stages: Looking Through the Window, Cleaning the Window, and Opening the Window.
For the facilitator:
• Teaching Manual — provides the teaching content for all three stages.
• Facilitator’s Guide — supports preparation and guidance throughout the experience.
• Participant Workbooks One, Two, and Three — allow the facilitator to follow the activities and reflections participants will complete.
For each participant:
Each participant needs her own set of Participant Workbooks One, Two, and Three.
Optional companion resources:
The Reflection Journal: Complete Experience Edition and the source book, Looking Through the Window of My Broken Dreams, offer additional opportunities for personal reflection. They are optional companion resources and are not required for The Window to the Soul Experience™ curriculum.
Before purchasing, please review each product listing to see exactly which materials are included.
What happened to my dream?
Perhaps you once imagined a different life. You had hopes, gifts, and a sense of possibility—but somewhere along the way, responsibility, disappointment, loss, or fear pushed those dreams into the background. Perhaps you can no longer name the dream. You simply know there is something within you that deserves a closer look.
Looking Through the Window, Workbook One of The Window to the Soul Experience™, invites you to begin a Christ-centered journey of recognizing what caused your dream to go dormant.
Through eight lessons, Scripture, guided reflection, journaling, and prayer, you will explore the story behind your dream and the experiences that shaped how you see yourself, your possibilities, and your purpose.
Within these pages, you are invited to:
• Remember where your dreams first began.
• Recognize messages, experiences, and responsibilities that influenced your perspective.
• Explore hidden wounds, disappointment, and moments when your voice or gifts became quiet.
• Examine the difference between what happened to you and what you began believing about yourself.
• Prayerfully consider what may still be alive within you.
Grounded in the truth of 2 Peter 1:3, this workbook encourages you to begin with confidence in God and make room for honest reflection at your own pace. You do not need polished answers or a clearly defined dream to begin.
As the first workbook in a three-part journey—Looking Through the Window, Cleaning the Window, and Opening the Window—this experience begins with awareness: looking honestly at your story and inviting God into what you discover.
Every dream has a story. Begin by looking through the window of yours.
What You Need to Teach The Window to the Soul Experience™
The curriculum follows three stages: Looking Through the Window, Cleaning the Window, and Opening the Window.
For the facilitator:
• Teaching Manual — provides the teaching content for all three stages.
• Facilitator’s Guide — supports preparation and guidance throughout the experience.
• Participant Workbooks One, Two, and Three — allow the facilitator to follow the activities and reflections participants will complete.
For each participant:
Each participant needs her own set of Participant Workbooks One, Two, and Three.
Optional companion resources:
The Reflection Journal: Complete Experience Edition and the source book, Looking Through the Window of My Broken Dreams, offer additional opportunities for personal reflection. They are optional companion resources and are not required for The Window to the Soul Experience™ curriculum.
Before purchasing, please review each product listing to see exactly which materials are included.