Faith not Fear: The True Account of One Man's Journey to the Other Side, Paperback

The #1 Best Seller Faith, not fear... even the flowers have faith."You have cancer," was not a sentence I ever wanted to hear. It ends up one of those life moments that everything leads towards and away from. Looking back, the days have merged into brain scans, seizures, treatments, emergencies and close calls that seem like a dream now. Cancer starts you on a new journey. For many, the purpose of this journey is to beat the disease. For me, my struggle was more about allowing the experience to take over, to let my Heavenly Father speak louder than the pain and the doubt. My life changed from running a construction company and caring for my family to a fight to survive. Cancer will bring you to your knees, and since you're down there, you might as well pray. Writing a book was not how I thought I would start the year 2014. But within a week of being diagnosed with brain cancer, I felt that if I survived this tumor that was trying to take my life, writing a book was something I was meant to do.

John Naylor, a devoted husband and father, was diagnosed with a brain tumor in the prime of his life. This event changed everything for him and his family. The experience gave him the special privilege of seeing what lies beyond this life, entering the world where we go when we die. He saw and was told many wonderful things, including how to live a better life, what he should be focused on, and much more. John saw many individuals such as relatives, as well as others who he didn't know. John also had the great privilege of seeing our Savior, Jesus Christ, and was given many important messages which he felt necessary to share. He lived the remainder of his life spreading this message of God and our Savior's love. Now, he will tell the world what he learned

With a foreword by Ralph V. Jensen, author of Taught by Christ, this groundbreaking story will take you on a journey of love, sorrow, triumph, and faith. One that may make you laugh, and cry, and find hope amidst the turmoil. But most of all, it may make you believe there is something out there that is bigger than all of us.