Dr. Catherine Jackson's new book, Girl, God's Not Done, released in Denver, Colorado, aims to help women confront emotional scars, reclaim their inherent value, and rediscover their identity through a faith-based lens. The announcement, made on January 10, 2026, positions the book as a resource for those seeking restoration and radical honesty in their personal journeys.
The book addresses themes of faith, restoration, and breaking free from insecurity. It encourages women to release unhealthy patterns and build confidence rooted in God's love. Dr. Jackson shares a pivotal moment from her own journey that led to the book's creation, offering readers practical guidance for emotional wholeness, establishing boundaries, and fostering healthier relationships. The work is part of a broader movement involving churches, ministries, and faith-based communities.
Dr. Catherine Jackson, a leadership coach, professor, speaker, and certified John Maxwell Trainer with a PhD in Pastoral Psychology, brings her expertise to this project. She equips women and students with tools for confidence, emotional intelligence, and faith-centered self-leadership. Her Caribbean heritage, lived experiences, and spiritual journey lend authenticity to her mission of helping women see themselves as God does.
For more information on Dr. Jackson's work, visit her website at drcatherinejackson.com. The book is available through major retailers, and additional resources can be found at girlgodsnotdone.com.
