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The Gift Is You
On a summer day in 2001, accomplished OB/GYN physician David Wolf indulged in his passionate hobby, adult go-kart racing. During a race David swerved his go-kart and slammed into a concrete retaining wall. Within minutes an ambulance rushed him to the nearest hospital. So began David’s adventure with God to overcome adversity. His inspiring story reveals how faith, prayer, friendship, and God’s sovereign care provides assurance and hope for a life that makes a difference.
252 pages, Paperback
First published June 17, 2014
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July 25, 2018
The Gift Is You by David L. Wolf is a well written ,thought provoking story of the author's experience. David L. Wolf shares how his faith helped him and shows how faith plays an important part of finding peace and contentment.
I received a copy thru a Goodreads Giveaway.
I received a copy thru a Goodreads Giveaway.
September 4, 2014
The Gift is You by Dr David Wolf with Connie Hurn is an inspiring book about how a man’s faith helped him find purpose, peace, and contentment after an accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down. Dr Wolf honestly presents his very human emotions and thoughts after the accident and during his rehabilitation. Ultimately he found that if he listened to God, put his trust in God, and followed what he discerned was God’s will for him, he could see the good it did for him and even more so for others. His life took on new meaning as he became a witness to what God can do through difficult circumstances.
Dr Wolf writes the book as if he is speaking to the reader personally. The style is conversational and his points are clear. Throughout the book he emphasizes that his accomplishments and the difference he makes in the lives of others are not his own, but are God-driven. It’s a heartwarming book that motivates others to seek Dr Wolf’s deep faith and to find his joy in doing the work of God regardless of the circumstances.
Dr Wolf writes the book as if he is speaking to the reader personally. The style is conversational and his points are clear. Throughout the book he emphasizes that his accomplishments and the difference he makes in the lives of others are not his own, but are God-driven. It’s a heartwarming book that motivates others to seek Dr Wolf’s deep faith and to find his joy in doing the work of God regardless of the circumstances.
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