Review: The Hidden Gifts of Helping - Stephen G. Post

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Wanting a good Christian book to read about the revealing of Gifts ?

The Hidden Gifts of Helping: How the Power of Giving, Compassion, and Hope Can Get Us Through Hard Times

Review: The Hidden Gifts of Helping - Stephen G. Post - February 2011

Have you ever wondered what the gifts of helping can achieve ? What the simple act of helping another can lead too ? It is one of the most powerful gifts in the world. Everyday in one way or another , many of us are helping others and it is such an amazing miracle how the tiniest bit of help can make the most difference. In Stephen Post's new book "The Hidden Gifts of Helping" , he discusses how the power of the following gifts from God - Giving, Compassion and Hope can get us all through hard times. Another gift that I think goes hand in hand personally with Hope is Faith. I think it is truly amazing how much a difference it makes in one another's lives by having those gifts of helping. For me personally, Having faith and hope can help you to achieve the most scariest and dangerous and sometimes awful situations , that at the time may not seem possible but if we put all our gifts in a basket and present to God, he will help us through the dark patches. The main storyline throughout Stephen Post's book "The Hidden Gifts of Helping" talks about his personal struggle and how these gifts of Compassion , Giving and Hope got him through a dark time and helped him begin a clean, fresh and anew closer spiritual journey with the Lord.
If you have been given the gifts of Helping, I believe that you will find this one of the most worthwhile books to read to help you strengthn your gifts from God and if you feel that , that is not your path then the book will help you re-discover or even discover that closeness of a relationship with the lord.



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