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What if the pain that broke you became the doorway to your healing?
When Lisa Phillips was nine-years-old, her mother suffered a mental health breakdown, but her parent’s marriage didn’t survive, and her family imploded. By the time Lisa entered her teen years, her mother’s personality had changed, becoming dark and often volatile, embracing a deep bitterness that led to unpredictable behavior and revenge. As the mother she once knew slowly became someone else, her home became an unsafe place where she experienced emotional invalidation, silenced, gaslighted, and ultimately rejected. Not wanting to lose her mother to the darkness, Lisa strived to win her mother’s love back—yet faced repeated rejection and cruel treatment, leaving a deep parental wound that shaped her identity for decades. With heartfelt nulnerability and biblical insight, Lisa invites readers to discover how dark forces can keep us bound in a spirit of rejecton, stealing our identity and our joy. As a woman of faith, she discovers a Biblical promise that became the Beacon of Truth that led her out of the wilderness towards healing. And the hurt she carried was not the end of her story, but the beginning of something new as part of God’s restoration.
Written Off is Lisa’s powerful true story of navigating rejection, rediscovering her identity in Christ, and breaking free from the generational patterns that silenced her family for three generations.
In this faith-filled memoir, you’ll discover:
How rejection shapes identity—and how God restores what was lost
The spiritual roots of emotional pain and how truth brings freedom
Faith-based tools to overcome shame, guilt, and family strongholds
A compassionate path toward forgiveness, renewal, and inner peace
Through raw honesty and biblical insight, Lisa reveals how God transformed emotional wounds into spiritual wholeness—and how you can begin that same journey, especially if you have faced rejection, abandonment, or painful parent–child relationships.
Those who seek faith-based healing for emotional or generational trauma, or yearn to rebuild identity, belonging, and trust in God’s redemptive love will find comfort and hope.
Written Off is more than a memoir—it’s an invitation to see your own story through the lens of grace. No matter who has written you off, God is already writing you back into His plan with purpose, freedom, and hope.
Part of the Written Off series — a three-book journey from rejection to restoration.



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