“…But God… is a reminder to be encouraged because, as Kingdom kids, he’s with us no matter where we are. It could be in the Valleys of life or flying high on the mountain tops. Your book is a reminder to document our journey to remember God’s goodness. I had gotten away from my gratitude journaling. Thank you for bringing me back!!!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾”
- Wanda
“This book is a practical read that offers readers an opportunity to focus on God’s blessings and grace in their lives. It’s also a great tool that can be used in a women’s group/ministry where the goal is to strengthen their relationship with God and build their spiritual growth.”
-Dianna Blake
“As I read it, I found myself thinking about my own “but God” moments.
The times when life could have gone one way, but God stepped in, made a way, gave me strength, provided, protected, or simply reminded me that He was there.
That’s what I appreciate about this book. Dr. Brown shares heartfelt testimonies and connects them with Scripture in a way that doesn’t just tell her story, it causes you to reflect on your own story and God’s faithfulness in your life. It’s encouraging, inspiring, and a powerful reminder that sometimes two of the most important words in our testimony are simply…BUT GOD.”
-E.J. Greig
“I was inspired and created a comic strip yesterday for students to engage in a discussion. It was a heated debate! The students were very engaged.”
-Aimee Lavina (Puyot)
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“I like the hands-on approach to learning. A great resource book for teachers who are teaching students with learning challenges.”
- Lewin Lewis, Supervisor. GLOW Academy. Montego Bay, Jamaica
“This book can be used across grades and, of course, will support your math curriculum regardless of state standards. Parents can also use this book as a frame of reference when providing mathematical support at home.”
-Diana Blake, Retired Instructor, Brooklyn, N.Y.
“Your practical and innovative approaches to working with diverse learners have provided me with a wealth of ideas that I am eager to implement in my own classroom. Thank you.”
Angie Joseph, Educator. Brooklyn, N.Y.