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When the second twin emerged from Rebekah's womb, he was holding onto the heel of his brother Esau. Isaac and Rebekah aptly named him Jacob, meaning "heel-grabber." For many years this name would be his destiny, until he was able to let go of a hollow existence and instead grasp his true destiny as a prince among men.

Just like Jacob, we struggle with the quest for significance, often settling for a life never intended for us. But through the teaching of Dr. Mark Chironna, we can learn by Jacob's example to let go of the things that hinder us to become our true selves in Christ. Specific chapter topics include instruction on how to let go of the need to be first, getting ahead of yourself, selling yourself short, the pain of rejection, your unfinished business, and more.

Contents

1. When Will It Be Okay for You to Be You?....................1
2. When You Can't Let Go of Your Dominant Need....................7
3. When You Can't Let Go of Your Need to Compete....................27
4. When You Can't Let Go of Your Need to Have It All Now!....................35
5. When You Can't Let Go of the Fear of Not Being Around Anymore....................49
6. When You Can't Let Go of Being the Person You Were Never Born to Be....................55
7. When You Can't Let Go of the Mask That Hides the Real You....................77
8. When You Can't Let Go of Running for Your Life....................89
9. When You Can't Let Go of Trying to Get Past Your Past....................95
10. When You Can't Let Go of Believing You Are Alone....................105
11. When You Can't Let Go of Living an Unconscious Life....................115
12. When You Can't Let Go of Unworthy Suspicions About God's Goodness....................121
13. When You Can't Let Go of Being Blinded by Love....................131
14. When You Can't Let Go of the One Fear That Won't Go Away....................151
15. You Can Let Go Now: It's Okay to Be Who You Are....................161
16. When You Can't Let Go for Love's Sake....................173
Notes....................177
About the Author....................179
Acknowledgments....................180