Dare to Dream is a startling and inspiring program by popular author and pastor Mike Slaughter that draws on the Bible and a lifetime of ministry to help us discern God’s dream for us and learn to live it out, prayerfully and enthusiastically. Sessions include: Waking Up – Wake up to God’s dream inside you. Who Is at the Top of Your Ladder? – You were created with a purpose. Discovering Your Burning Bush – Be aware of those illuminating God moments in your life. Excuses – Allow God’s strength to be displayed in your weakness. What’s in Your Hand? – Identify and utilize the ordinary gifts God has given you. Get Going – Discover a dream for your life far greater than your own. The Youth Study Edition helps teens learn how to develop a life mission statement that helps them fully commit to a God-directed lifestyle.

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Dare to Dream is a book based on the Word of God and on the author's personal journey from burnout and depression to reaching millions of people across the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This book contains keys to help you overcome those things which are causing you to walk in mediocrity and to miss God's best for your life. It will help you discover who you are in Christ, how to discover your God given purpose, and then how to set about achieving it. This book will help you realize that if you can see the invisible today, God will make it visible tomorrow.

Dare to dream. Dare to fly higher. Dare to trust...dare to inspire! Dare to do what hasn't been done. Dare to be second to none! This inspirational picture book encourages children everywhere to dare to dream big, to help others, and speak out for what is right, but also take time for simple joys and to be comfortable in their own skin. Oh the Places You'll Go! for toddlers, Dare to Dream Big is full of messages about empowerment, encouragement, and the joy of daring to be the best person you can be. "A concise and rhythmic provocation to dreaming and daring."—Publishers Weekly

John Britten was a visionary, a genius, a motivational legend of the late 20th century whose distinctive home-built bright pink and blue Britten motorcycle achieved iconic status world-wide. His achievements would never have happened if it hadn't been for the dedicated team of people who went along for the ride - mechanics, engineers, designers, spray painters, riders, sponsors, family and friends. The bike, however, was just one of John's dreams. There were many other projects he worked on - some were successful, some not. All along, John remained the boy who refused to grow up, the daredevil Peter Pan who would have a go at anything, utterly fearless of the consequences.

Have you allowed people to define your dream for you? Have you allowed fear to keep you from going after dream? If yes, the message is simple - refuse to allow people, fears or circumstances to dictate what's possible for you and to keep you from going after your dreams. Why? Because your dream matters. It's the secret to creating the changes you want to see in your life. Is it great when people believe in you? Absolutely. Do you want the support of friends and loved ones? Without a doubt. However, if they doubt (and they might), and if they tell you you can't (and some will), even when "they" is really you (and it often is), I dare you to do it anyway. Dare to dream, then dare to pursue your dreams unapologetically. Because you can. Because you must. Because why not.

The story of a girl who falls asleep and dreams to do what she loves. However 'Hero Girl' has a very large obstacle holding her back. With hard work will she achieve her dreams?

What do you dare to dream? It's a fairly simple question, but one many of us have a hard time answering because of all the limitations and conditions we allow to frame our answer. To dare to dream is to unapologetically dream the dreams of your heart regardless of your age, circumstances, insecurities, or others' opinions. It's to refuse to allow where you are to limit the magnitude of your dream, whether you decide that you want to do something big or something small. It's to imagine that you can be, do, have, or create something that exists first in your heart and mind only and that may defy your present circumstances. And you have to do it with no shame, no regret, and no apology for wanting what you want.