Commanding Your Storms

Dr. Donna Freeman Goodrich has a heart for women and their struggles. She is an ordained minister who is active in both her church and community. She is originally from the small rural town of Christiana, Tennessee, but has resided in Huntsville, Alabama for over 30 years. She is a wife, mother and GiGi. Just as in her previous book, "She Thinks", it gives birth to her desire to encourage, support and empower women to reach their true potential while recognizing and celebrating the potential in other women.

God has given us abilities to quiet our storms. He has given us the authority to rebuke the winds and waves (John 14:13-14). Storms can be swift, unexpected, and overwhelming, as well as small, persistent, and annoying. Yet, every storm carries a lesson, be it large or small, we just have to be receptive to what that lesson may be. If we listen carefully, our storms and setbacks can become our opportunities, which set us up for success. Remember, not all storms come to disrupt our lives, some come to clear our paths to greater things. When we learn to take our eyes off our storms and set our sights toward the only One who can truly do anything about them, then, we will make it through the storms, or find peace during the storm. We will be able to command our storms and declare, "I'M COMING OUT". It is my hope that those reading this book find inspiration and support through the words of God while weathering our storms.