Heart-breakers can all too easily turn into Spirit-breakers.
Those circumstances that break our hearts contain messages about our worth, our value, and our identity that can also break our spirits.
Many have bought into the messages that came through the heartbreak and have had their lives poisoned as a result of believing those messages that also broke their spirits.
During the American Civil War, many soldiers died, not from their wounds, but from the infections that entered through the wounds, poisoned their blood and ultimately took their lives.
The same happens when we suffer hurtful messages at the hands of others.
Those messages, left unchecked, can slowly poison our souls and cause us to believe terrible things about ourselves.
Something that can ultimately cripple potential, relationships, self-image, and in far too many instances even cause people to take their own lives, as they believe there is no hope for them.
The purpose of Who Says So? is two-fold.
First, to expose those awful messages that have entered our hearts for what they are- lies.
They are lies that speak ever so convincingly that there is something wrong with us, that we are unlovable, broken, fatally flawed and unredeemable.
Secondly, the purpose of Who Says So? is to replace those lies with truth.
The truth that each of us is magnificently created to rule as a king or queen of this earth.
We are loved, we are purpose-filled, we are destined to great things, we are above and not beneath, we are the head and not the tail.
Marvelous and fearful undertakings have been wrought in ages past in the council of God and tremendous acts of love and sacrifice have been accomplished to reveal the value we've always had, but never dared believe.
Who Says So? was never intended to be a book.
It was written for a dear friend who had suffered horrible things.
As it was later sent to others who were also suffering from the lying messages they had believed, it began to become clear that this theme is universal.
New Dominion Press Who says so?: understanding the messages that shape our hearts, paperback/jeffery w. byrd
