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1. “God Is Pulling You Kicking and Screaming to Purpose and Destiny”This one appeals to people who feel stuck or in transition. They sense there’s a bigger plan for their life, but they’re fighting fear, doubt, past hurts, or confusion.
Ideal audience:• Women and men in their 20s–50s who feel called to something greater but lack clarity or confidence• People going through life changes—career shifts, divorce, loss, spiritual burnout• Church small groups focused on purpose or calling• Christian professionals seeking meaning beyond paycheck and routine
These readers aren’t just looking for inspiration; they’re looking for direction and practical spiritual encouragement.
2. “Radical Responsibility”This is like Nike meets Galatians: take ownership of your life with faith as the engine. That resonates with people ready for self-discipline, accountability, and transformation.
Ideal audience:• Christian entrepreneurs and business owners who want spiritual motivation with practical application• Anyone in personal development circles (faith-based or not) who values accountability• Church leaders or life coaches who teach responsibility in behavior and thought life• Readers who want tools, not just warm fuzzies
These are people who already believe in growth but want steps, accountability, and frameworks.
3. “I Declare: Living in Supernatural Favor”This one attracts people who want bold faith and spiritual confidence. It’s about proclaiming identity, blessings, and promise—lived, not just preached.
Ideal audience:• Believers who love declaration language and prophetic encouragement• Prayer group attendees and intercessors• Women’s ministry groups• Readers of charismatic, Spirit-empowered Christian content
This audience loves experiential faith: testimonies, declarations, spiritual breakthroughs.
Now let’s stitch this into a bigger picture of who you are talking to across all three titles.
Your core target audience is faith-centered readers who want transformative spiritual processes that change their identity, actions, and outcomes:
* Adults (roughly 25–60) who consume Christian motivational content online
* People engaged in church communities, Bible study groups, prayer ministries
* Christian professionals balancing faith with life, leadership, and calling
* Women and men searching for encouragement, purpose, and actionable spiritual growthChristians who feel stuck, delayed, or restless about purposeThis group overlaps with all three books and is the largest pool.
They’re thinking:“I know God has more for me, but I feel blocked.”“I’m tired of circles and seasons not changing.”“I want discipline and faith—not one without the other.”
That audience enters through Purpose, matures through Responsibility, and deepens through Declaration.
That’s not accidental. That’s a trilogy of transformation.

• Book 1 – Purpose & AwakeningGod Is Pulling You Kicking and Screaming to Purpose and DestinyRole: Wake-up callEmotion: Conviction + hopeReflective, direct, “you know this is you”
• Book 2 – Ownership & ActionRadical ResponsibilityRole: Discipline and executionEmotion: Empowerment, accountabilityBold, challenging, practical
• Book 3 – Identity & AuthorityI Declare: Living in Supernatural FavorRole: Spiritual confidence and momentumEmotion: Faith, expectancy, authorityDeclarative, prophetic, uplifting

For Purpose:“Signs you’re being pulled into purpose but resisting it.”“Why discomfort often means calling, not failure.”“You’re not stuck—you’re being stretched.”
For Radical Responsibility:“Faith without ownership keeps people stagnant.”“God gives grace, but you still have assignments.”“Why prayer and discipline are not enemies.”
For I Declare:“What you tolerate verbally shapes what you live daily.”“Declarations aren’t hype—they’re alignment.”“Speak like someone who believes God keeps promises.”

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Elevate By Faith

www.barnesandnoble.com/s/Jacqueline%20wade

www.barnesandnoble.com/w/god-is-pulling-you-kickin…

www.barnesandnoble.com/w/radical-responsibility-ja…

www.barnesandnoble.com/w/i-declare-living-in-super…

1. “God Is Pulling You Kicking and Screaming to Purpose and Destiny”This one appeals to people who feel stuck or in transition. They sense there’s a bigger plan for their life, but they’re fighting fear, doubt, past hurts, or confusion.
Ideal audience:• Women and men in their 20s–50s who feel called to something greater but lack clarity or confidence• People going through life changes—career shifts, divorce, loss, spiritual burnout• Church small groups focused on purpose or calling• Christian professionals seeking meaning beyond paycheck and routine
These readers aren’t just looking for inspiration; they’re looking for direction and practical spiritual encouragement.
2. “Radical Responsibility”This is like Nike meets Galatians: take ownership of your life with faith as the engine. That resonates with people ready for self-discipline, accountability, and transformation.
Ideal audience:• Christian entrepreneurs and business owners who want spiritual motivation with practical application• Anyone in personal development circles (faith-based or not) who values accountability• Church leaders or life coaches who teach responsibility in behavior and thought life• Readers who want tools, not just warm fuzzies
These are people who already believe in growth but want steps, accountability, and frameworks.
3. “I Declare: Living in Supernatural Favor”This one attracts people who want bold faith and spiritual confidence. It’s about proclaiming identity, blessings, and promise—lived, not just preached.
Ideal audience:• Believers who love declaration language and prophetic encouragement• Prayer group attendees and intercessors• Women’s ministry groups• Readers of charismatic, Spirit-empowered Christian content
This audience loves experiential faith: testimonies, declarations, spiritual breakthroughs.
Now let’s stitch this into a bigger picture of who you are talking to across all three titles.
Your core target audience is faith-centered readers who want transformative spiritual processes that change their identity, actions, and outcomes:
* Adults (roughly 25–60) who consume Christian motivational content online
* People engaged in church communities, Bible study groups, prayer ministries
* Christian professionals balancing faith with life, leadership, and calling
* Women and men searching for encouragement, purpose, and actionable spiritual growthChristians who feel stuck, delayed, or restless about purposeThis group overlaps with all three books and is the largest pool.
They’re thinking:“I know God has more for me, but I feel blocked.”“I’m tired of circles and seasons not changing.”“I want discipline and faith—not one without the other.”
That audience enters through Purpose, matures through Responsibility, and deepens through Declaration.
That’s not accidental. That’s a trilogy of transformation.

• Book 1 – Purpose & AwakeningGod Is Pulling You Kicking and Screaming to Purpose and DestinyRole: Wake-up callEmotion: Conviction + hopeReflective, direct, “you know this is you”
• Book 2 – Ownership & ActionRadical ResponsibilityRole: Discipline and executionEmotion: Empowerment, accountabilityBold, challenging, practical
• Book 3 – Identity & AuthorityI Declare: Living in Supernatural FavorRole: Spiritual confidence and momentumEmotion: Faith, expectancy, authorityDeclarative, prophetic, uplifting

For Purpose:“Signs you’re being pulled into purpose but resisting it.”“Why discomfort often means calling, not failure.”“You’re not stuck—you’re being stretched.”
For Radical Responsibility:“Faith without ownership keeps people stagnant.”“God gives grace, but you still have assignments.”“Why prayer and discipline are not enemies.”
For I Declare:“What you tolerate verbally shapes what you live daily.”“Declarations aren’t hype—they’re alignment.”“Speak like someone who believes God keeps promises.”

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