Love is what we long to give and receive. Yet our intimate relationships are in conflict and often painful. Author W. Veronica Lisare shows the difference between relative and absolute and the wound within a person that no other can heal.
While most of humanity has moments of loving openly, freely, and sincerely, it is often hard to maintain such love where it matters most—in your intimate relationships. This creates a strange gap between absolute love (the perfect love a person knows in his heart) and relative love (the imperfect ways it is embodied in your relationships). Why are human relationships challenging and complex if love is so powerful and significant? If love is the source of joy and happiness, why is it so hard to open it fully?
What lies at the core of every relationship problem is a root “wound of the heart.” This affects your relations and the quality of life in the world. This wounding is a pervasive mood of unloving, a deep sense that you are not intrinsically lovable just as you are. You experience yourselves as separate from love, and this shuts down your capacity to trust. So even though you may believe in love or hunger for love, you still have difficulty opening to it and letting it run freely through you.
Book Summary
This is a story of moving from crippling fear, abuse, and low self-esteem to knowing the ultimate love of God. Author W. Veronica Lisare has discovered hope, joy, freedom, courage, and fulfillment as she embraces her authentic identity as a daughter of our Lord and Savior. She shares the personal details of her journals. Veronica has lived an unhappy childhood. She then suffered through a loveless marriage, a divorce, a battle with cancer, and the loss of a granddaughter. With all her suffering in life, Veronica was rewarded with ministering the truth and a nursing job.
The testimony of Veronica and the spiritual tools she learned along the journey will inspire all readers to move through their challenges to God’s perfect love and the other side of fear.
Furthermore, the Kingdom Keys in The Other Side of Fear Book implies that perfect love casts out fears. 1 John 4:18 says that there is no fear in love. And that perfect love casts out fear because fear has to do with punishment. Hence, whoever fears has not been perfected in love. This is how humanity knows they live in Him and He in them: He has given them His Spirit. If you acknowledge that Jesus is the Son of God, God lives in you, and you are in God. And so we rely and know on the love God has for all.
God is love, and humanity lives in love. Since people live in love, they are with God, and so does God. There is no fear in love, according to the Bible. And that perfect love casts out fear because fear has to do with punishment. Those who fear are not made perfect in love.
Author’s Profile
W. Veronica Lisare is a retired nurse, mother, grandmother, and a past missionary who spreads the Word of God whenever possible. She completed a 2-year course at the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry in Redding, California, and continues to share what she learned there. She leads many to discover their freedom through the Sozo ministry. Today Veronica lives in Kelowna, B.C., where she volunteers at the Pregnancy Care Centre, teaches about prayer, and sits on the Board of Directors of her church.
Her first book is the Other Side of Fear: My Journey into Perfect Love. Lisare conveyed that her inspiration for writing the book was so that others would be encouraged to trust Jesus and know that their past does not have to dictate the result of their future. Humanity can be victorious and live full of confidence and faith. Veronica’s passion is to pass on the spiritual truths she has learned through her experiences so that others can be overcomers and leap into their divine destinies.
