ATLANTA - GeorgiaChron -- Have you ever doubted your worth, or been confused as to what your life's purpose is? Well, you're not alone. Author Johnnie Jackson creates a poignant, compelling message to encourage women who have suffered deep pain that they are all valuable and loved by God.

In God's First Pick, Jackson emphasizes how each individual woman on this earth is called to a higher purpose that they were specially created to do, and how women's worth isn't tied to men, relationships, careers, or financial success. Women can find comfort in knowing that they are loved and cared for by a God that will never leave them, will always protect them, and has their best interest at heart. We need not rely on people, places, things, or circumstances to bring us joy when we can have peace in the Lord.

Jackson's vision is to share with other women, her experiences that help empower, and guide to one's greatest fulfilment. She relates to feelings of inadequacy, loss, sadness, betrayal, doubt, and jealousy, if women only trust in God, He will provide for their needs and give them the power to step out confidently in their purpose.

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With unmatched insight, 'God's First Pick'  provides guidance for the most complex issue(s) confronting women, relationships and faith. To learn more order to pre-order your copy, visit: https://www.godsfirstpick.com

About the Author:

Johnnie Jackson is a native of Birmingham, Alabama. At the age of twelve, she attended New Bethlehem Baptist Church in Bessemer, AL where she accepted Christ into her life. Johnnie was very active in church and had a great love for God. She was a Sunday School teacher, in the youth choir, and was an usher. Johnnie married at the age of 19, and she was married for 29 years. She has two children, Demarcus Jackson and Janet Jackson Frederick. She has three beautiful grandchildren, Hailey Jackson, Jeremy Frederick and Jayla Frederick. After being a pastor's wife for several years, God gave her a book in 2011 to inspire, motivate and build women.