Dr. Catherine Jackson’s latest book, Girl, God’s Not Done, released today, aims to help women confront emotional wounds, reclaim their inherent value, and rediscover their identity as seen through God’s eyes. Published in Denver, the book weaves together themes of faith, restoration, and radical honesty, providing a practical guide for breaking free from insecurity and building confidence rooted in divine love.
The book draws on Dr. Jackson’s personal journey and professional expertise as a leadership coach and certified John Maxwell Trainer with a PhD in Pastoral Psychology. She shares a pivotal moment of revelation that sparked her mission: “I realized that many women carry deep scars that shape how they see themselves and their relationships. This book is an invitation to step into the wholeness God intends.”
Girl, God’s Not Done offers actionable steps for emotional wholeness, including setting boundaries, fostering healthier relationships, and embracing love as defined by God. Dr. Jackson positions the book as part of a broader movement, encouraging churches, ministries, and faith-based communities to use it as a resource for women’s groups and counseling programs.
The author’s Caribbean heritage and lived experiences bring authenticity to her message. She equips women and students with tools for confidence, emotional intelligence, and faith-centered self-leadership. Through her work, she emphasizes that healing is not a destination but a continuous journey of grace and growth.
For more information about Girl, God’s Not Done and Dr. Jackson’s ministry, visit her website at https://www.drcatherinejackson.com. The book is available now through major retailers.
