There is a need that we need to learn how to deal with rejection differently.

We need to learn how to fight back and also allow God to heal us because it's really easy to get stuck in those wounds of rejection and isolate ourselves or put up walls between us and other people.

And we have to get past that to do what God wants to do in our life.

Hey friends, come on in here. It is time to talk it out together with us on Joyce

Myers Talk It Out podcast. And we want you to know that you belong here, that you are welcome

here, that you are wanted here. Because for some

reason, it cuts so deeply when someone who should have protected you, perhaps a parent or a spouse,

instead rejects you. When someone you call a friend betrays your trust, or even when a stranger

dismisses you and you feel invisible or unwelcome, those things just

hurt. Rejection is a sad fact of life for all of us in one way or another. But today, we are going

to tackle it head on and discuss the fact that God has healing for us from the wounds of rejection. So we've been talking about the importance

of this topic from a standpoint of this, it's almost like an unofficial epidemic. Yeah. It really is

something that as I talk to people and I know you do the same thing. It's just like, yes,

I've been there. It hurts so bad. I feel exactly what you're talking about. And so what we're

doing today is we're asking Aaron what she wants to ask because I had the wonderful opportunity

to write with Joyce a book called Healing the

Wounds of Rejection. And so Aaron is going to just explore all the questions. She's going to take

over. Yeah. I, thank you. Thank you for having me. It's lovely to be here with you.

It is really an honor to get to talk to you guys about this topic because, like you said, it's so important.

And I, when you guys are in the middle of writing this, I remember having, I was so excited about it.

I think it's so important. A friend was talking to me about rejection she's faced. And I thought, she needs this book. And I thought, I need this book because there's things that are big in our lives that hurt. And then there's little things that we don't realize have

caused us wounds that continue to hurt. So I have very many questions. But before we start, can I ask

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