Discovering Who I Am.
Ramona's book is where many women take their first honest step. Read it on your own, or as the companion text to a discipleship class.
Paperback · ISBN 979-8-5022-5862-3. Ask Ramona about a copy on the call, or read the excerpt first.
A map, in your own hands.
Naming, not blaming
The book helps you name shame, guilt, and fear plainly — and shows you that naming them is the beginning, not the end.
Identity before activity
Who you are comes before what you do. The book works on the first so the second can follow.
Made for a class
Each part pairs with a stage of the H.O.P.E. method, which is why cohorts read it together.
Uncovering the truth is like peeling an onion.
Uncovering the truth is like peeling an onion. I know many of you may put the book down after reading just that first sentence because your experiences with peeling onions may not have been good. However, give yourself time to actually go through the truths of this book. Yes, there will be strong pungent mental odors that sting your emotions and cause your eyes to water – you know, real tears; but you can play it off like you do while peeling onions. It is through this oftentimes painful process of uncovering that discovery and recovery happens. So, please don’t stop reading! I encourage you to continue on this journey of uncovering your truth, as that is the only way you get to experience the delectable life of forgiveness, resiliency, redemption and restoration.
Ramona French, Discovering Who I Am (back cover)
Read it, then talk about it.
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