IT’S TIME TO COME HOME

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“Some books inform you, this one confronts you. That's Not My Name doesn't just diagnose the wound, it dares you to stop living under a hidden identity. Your real name is waiting, the time is now to go find it.”

Mark Batterson, NYT bestselling author of The Circle Maker

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IN THAT’S NOT MY NAME,

Jeremy Williamson invites you into the difficult, hopeful work of uncovering the false names that have shaped your life. Through vulnerable stories, Scripture, and hard-won wisdom from his own journey, Jeremy explores how we become consumed, erased, and obliterated—and how those wounds have distorted our relationships, our faith, and the people we've become.

This isn’t a book about becoming a better version of yourself. It’s an invitation to rebel against false names and come home to the person God created before the world told you who you had to be.

Your false names may have shaped your story. But they don’t get to name you anymore.

  • We all answer to names we were never meant to carry, and those names shaped our future. They were spoken over us in childhood by the wounded people we trusted. We’ve been surviving them for decades without even knowing what they are. That's Not My Name walks into that story with accessible language, candor, and a refusal to rush the reader toward tidy relief.

  • Jeremy helps us find words for our story, sits with us in the wound the way real healing requires, and only then walks us home — from the prison of our false name, through grief in the wilderness, to a seat at the Father's table that has always been ours to inhabit. Built on story rather than technique, Jeremy is honest about how slowly the work actually goes, and designed the reader-journey to be undertaken with trusted brothers or a counselor, not just a book one reads.

    • How words and wounds shape identity

    • Why the voices of parents and authority figures carry such enormous weight

    • The difference between believing a lie and living under a false name

    • Why shame causes us to hide, perform, control, and withdraw

    • How unresolved wounds travel through generations

    • Why self-improvement alone often fails to create lasting freedom

    • How false names affect marriage, friendship, fatherhood, and faith

    • What it means to rebel against a name that was never yours

    • How to begin recognizing the voice that named you first

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"That's Not My Name is a beautifully written, deeply healing invitation to shed the false identities we've inherited and embrace the truest story of who we are.”

DR. ANDREW J. BAUMAN
AUTHOR OF SAFE CHURCH & STUMBLING TOWARDS WHOLENESS

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"Underneath surface-level struggles, there is always a deeper story. That's Not My Name demonstrates how to understand and process your story with courageous honesty, kindness, and skill. Jeremy Williamson is a trustworthy guide. The stories he tells in this book are both heart-rending and heart-mending. If you take the redemptive risk to dive in, you will release old roles that no longer serve you and emerge with an empowering sense of who you truly are."

DREW BOA (MA, PSAP, BSP) FOUNDER OF HUSBAND MATERIAL MINISTRIES, AUTHOR OF OUTGROW PORN AND REDEEMED SEXUALITY

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THE AUTHOR

Jeremy Williamson has spent more than twenty-five years walking alongside men and women through some of the hardest and most honest parts of their stories.

As a Storywork Coach at ReStory Counseling and Director of Church Partnerships at Restoration Project, Jeremy has spent years sitting with people as they wrestle with identity, shame, childhood wounds, spiritual formation, and the generational weight of unresolved pain.

Jeremy is a storyteller and communicator who is willing to go into uncomfortable places—with honesty, compassion, and hope. His work is rooted in a simple belief: the names we have carried do not have to define the lives we live.

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Your Seat at the Table Was

Never Conditional

The names spoken over you may have shaped your story. They may explain the ways you’ve hidden, performed, fought, or run. They may have followed you for decades.

But they were never meant to have the final word.

There is a name older than the wounds you carry; a name that speaks to who you were always meant to be.

It’s time to discover that name.
It’s time to come home.
It’s time to take your seat at the table.

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A hardcover book titled "That's Not My Name" by Jeremy Williams features a light gray cover with a torn paper effect revealing red text. The subtitle reads "How to Rebel Against the Words That Are Ruining Your Life." The foreword is by Dr. Dan Allender.