Overcomer

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This book is about struggles in life and how to overcome them, to be an inspiration to young ladies out there whose mistakes have caused them pain and suffering. How we are overcomers and our past does not dictate our future. In these pages, you will see how Chenika Brown overcame her past by getting in tune with God. How family, friends, coworkers, and church have caused her so much hurt and pain in her life. She was a young mother who went through life thinking she was all alone, that no one cared about her. She went through broken relationships, talked about by many, being taken advantage of. As a little girl, she experiences the divorce of her parents, which caused to act out. That's when her life began to change, and she felt like an outcast. She began acting out in school, having a bad attitude toward people. The once sweet, loving child was transformed into a painful little girl. When she got in high school, things began to get worse for her. She became a mother at a young age and thought that it was the end for her. As a young adult, she went through some horrible relationships, and her family began to talk about her very badly. Everyone said that she wouldn't amount to anything and how crazy she was for having children. When she got married to her now husband, she still wondered why God still has not blessed her or fixed her life for her. In 2013, she became a mother of eight by taking in her four nieces and nephews. Their mom died, and they were going to be placed in foster care. It was at that point when she realizes what her purpose in life was. Through it all, she overcame every obstacle, friends, family, etc., and she is still here. This book is to let you see how to overcome those obstacles in life by teaching you what God's purpose for us is. It teaches you about fear, forgiveness, the favor of God, and how to have a strong faith. We are victors and not victims. The Word of God says that we are more than conquerors and we are victorious. Learn from Chenika Vaughn Brown that your past and even your present does not dictate your future.