Unbound and Set Free

Taking Off People Pleasing, Approval Addiction, Blame, and Shame.

Available Now OnDemand

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Most Christians are living far below the abundant life that Jesus promised.

 

Do you struggle with trying to please others so much you've lost yourself?   Are you so afraid you are going to be rejected that you retreat and miss out on God's best? Its time to deal with blame and face shame.

 

In Luke 11 Jesus said, to those present to "Unwrap him and let him go"   when you register for the Unbound and Set Free Workshop, You will be given a short 10 question assessment for all four areas.  Then the workshop provides the antidote found in scripture, unwrapping the lies that bind us to Performance, Approval Addiction, Blame and shame.

 

The four sessions are available for you on-demand.  (The teaching and ministry are based on Biblical principles.)

 

The investment $279.00


November Special $139.50

 

When Christ told His disciples, You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free (John 8:32), he was referring to the application of truth in every area including the most basic issues of life: our goals, our motives, and our sense of self-worth.

Workshop Sessions

 

Session One: The Performance Trap, (fear of failure) recognizing, and dealing with People-Pleasing. Includes a ten question assessment to determine the depth of entanglement with people-pleasing.

 

Session Two: The Approval Addict (fear of rejection), Holds your back encouraging you to retreat so that you miss God's best for you. This session Includes a ten-question assessment to determine the depth of your need to gain approval.

 

Session Three: Taking a good look at the Blame Game (fear of punishment). This session includes a ten question assessment to determine the depth of your fear of punishment.

 

Session Four: Taking off the cover and revealing the lie of Shame, in our final session we will discuss "Shame Core" including taking an assessment to determine if your identity has been hidden due to shame.

 

 

 

 

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