Living on the Path of Freedom:
Leaving Fear of Rejection Behind
Imagine what your life could be like if you released your fear of rejection and began walking on the path of freedom, where you can be the person God designed you to be.
In this companion book to Will the Real Person Please Stand Up: Rising Above the Fear of Rejection, author Gail Porter shares the real-life experiences of ten courageous individuals who discover a new kind of life when they stop believing the lies of the enemy and leave their fear of rejection behind.
Living on the Path of Freedom offers enduring hope to those who yearn to be free from the fear of rejection and enjoy living as their authentic self.
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Patricia ∼ "Gail's honest sharing of her story, as well as other encounters with those who struggle with fear of rejection, allows us to reach deep into our pasts to find the freedom to live life to the fullest. Bravo, Gail. You've written a winner. – Patricia Hartman, forensic CPA and author of Poisoned and Drugged
Dena ∼ Gail Porter’s book offers a ray of sunshine and hope. It touched my heart and I could hardly put down. Gail did a beautiful job of capturing the essence of ten heart- breaking, yet redemptive, stories of survival that are guaranteed to inspire and uplift. – Dena Yohe, Award-winning author of You Are Not Alone; Co-founder of Hope for Hurting Parents
Lisa ∼ Gail gently leads the reader on a personal journey through her own experience and those of her friends. Together, they find ways to recognize their fears and ways to peel them back and release them to God. This book can help us live as God intended rather than defaulting to fear. – Lisa Worthey Smith, Amazon best-selling and multiple award-winning author of the Elijah Mandate series.
Will the Real Person Please Stand Up:
Rising Above the Fear of Rejection
Fear prompts us to build defenses against revealing ourselves, but the end result is captivity. Will the Real Person Please Stand Up? offers much-needed hope to those who long to be set free from the fear of rejection.
In this life-changing book you will read Gail’s own experiences, stories of real people, and input from those in the medical field. Gail walks you through the process of identifying and acknowledging what holds you captive so you can live in freedom rather than in fear.
The chapter-end questions make this book easy to use in a small group setting. The Journal Your Journey helps readers preserve their notes and discoveries from their group interaction during the three sections: Living in Captivity, Tearing Defenses Down, and Tasting Freedom.
With God’s help, you can escape captivity and experience freedom to become the person God intended you to be. Get ready to stand up and say, “This is the real me."
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Scott ∼ “The world waits for the ‘real you’ to emerge and rise up to fulfill your God-given destiny and purpose. Gail has brilliantly given us the master plan. Read it, live it, see it change your life.”
Dena ∼ “Many will relate to living in isolation rather than taking the risk of being their authentic selves. Gail reminds us that the One who matters most has loved us all along, faults included. I have no doubt Gail’s writings will inspire many to rise above the fear of rejection and live the life of freedom God intended.”
Jeanne ∼ “Gail teaches her readers how to embrace the present without encumbrances of the past. With practical, action-based steps, we learn to climb mountains with new determination and anticipate our futures with joy.”
Free to be the Real You:
A Women's Weekend Retreat
Fear of rejection is a real and powerful struggle that most women can relate to. It comes with pervasive ramifications, such as isolation, unauthentic relationships, facades, and people pleasing. But God wants us to see ourselves as He sees us: imperfect, yet perfectly created by Him and worthy of His love and the love of others.
Because of Gail's passion to help women overcome their fear of rejection, she created a Participant Workbook and Leader Guide that will bring about an unforgettable women's retreat.
The purchase of a workbook allows free access to the extensive downloadable Leader Guide that includes suggestions for leading either a virtual or on-site retreat.
The compelling curriculum in the Leader Guide is designed to reinforce the steps to living in freedom through interactive, heart-level discussion questions and stimulating group activities. The content is adaptable for a girl's getaway, a six-week group study, or a church women's. retreat.
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Life Through Loss:
Facing Your Pain, Finding Your Purpose
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Deep grief and razor-sharp pain threatened to overcome Gail. Cascading illness and death in her family eroded her walls of aloofness and thrust her toward a frightening crossroads.
Would she choose to remain a spectator, or step onto a new path as a participant in the lives of her family members who had been left behind?
When a loved one dies, we often ask ourselves, “How will I survive life without them?" The loneliness overwhelms us and we see nothing beyond our present sorrow.
We must go through the grieving season, but many stay stuck in their grief. With compassion, Gail shows readers how to face their pain and then with courage to take one step forward. That step will take them around the bend where they will discover God's new purpose for them.
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Dena ∼ “Your stories, so beautifully told, are stirring up some unresolved grief that I have over both of my parents’ death. I'm curious to see how the Lord will speak to me. I believe [your book] is going to help a lot of people with their own grief, including me!"
Ross ∼ “We’ve been able to face the loss of our daughter, because you showed us how you processed your grief.”
Ann ∼ "Your experiences and ways of pointing us to the Lord and His healing are indeed lifting and healing.”