Transformation and Regeneration
When God spoke these two words to me back in 2010, I was in my prayer closet in the middle of a complete meltdown. My life was a total wreck. I had already been kicked out of two churches, was in the middle of a custody battle...again...my spouse at the time was cheating on me, and I was caring for my clinically diagnosed schizophrenic dad all while trying to hold it together for my children.
I thought I was going to lose my mind. And I would have had it not been for my redeemer, Goel.
Transformation and Regeneration.
In the midst of my mess, He got my full attention. I stopped crying and started listening; but He got quiet. It would be through many years, tests, trials, loss and suffering before He would speak to me again about those two words. But I never forgot them.
Romans 12:2-5 says, "Do not be conformed to this world, but be TRANSFORMED by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect. And in Pauls' letter to Titus, he reminds him that, "He saved us, not because of works done by us in righteousness, but according to his own mercy, by the washing of REGENERATION and renewal of the Holy Spirit. (Titus 2:5)
My purpose in two words: Transformation and Regeneration.
Every assignment that God has given to me, from teaching Bible Studies, organizing and leading prayer walks for multiple school districts, conference speaking, leading prayer calls, hosting retreats, teaching prayer workshops to writing books and devotionals...every assignment's underlying purpose is to teach the Gospel in a way that souls are transformed and regenerated.
As a woman's life is transformed by the Word and regenerated through the washing of regeneration by Holy Spirit, everything around her changes...her family and household, her community and the Body of Christ. Preparing the Bride for the return of Christ is the ultimate goal, one woman at a time.
UnCovered: A Meeting at the Well with Goel
We often come to the well covered- covered in guilt, shame and the weight of what we'd rather keep hidden. But Jesus- our Goel, our Redeemer- meets us right there, offering living water that heals, restores, and calls us into freedom.
UnCovered is a 21-Day devotional designed to help you drop the mask, confront what's been holding you back, and rediscover who you are in Christ. Through transparent reflections, powerful scriptures, ad prayers that meet you where you are, you'll find yourself trading heaviness for hope and shame for joy.
Please Don't Make Me Fall:
Healed by His Grace When Church Hurt
In Please Don't Make Me Fall: Healed by His Grace When Church Hurt, Katina weaves personal testimony with biblical truth, addressing the wounded believer, the displaced sheep, and those who still love Jesus but struggle to truth the Church. Anchored in Matthew 18, this book confronts spiritual misuse of authority while offering a redemptive path forward-one that restores faith without denying the wound. This is not a story of falling away. It is a testimony of standing-upheld by grace.
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Upcoming Event
SEPTEMBER 17, 2026
FaithMADE Soul Circle
Healing from Church Hurt & Soul Ties
Katina Shoni Freeman has been invited to lead a Bible study for FaithMADE’s Soul Circle. Join Katina—ordained minister, Bible teacher, Kingdom Living Strategist, and founder of UnCovered Publishing—for a Scripture-centered teaching on healing from the wounds of church hurt, recognizing unhealthy soul ties, and walking in the freedom and restoration found in Christ.
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Through transparent testimony, Spirit-led teaching, and practical biblical truth, Katina encourages, empowers, equips, and enlightens audiences to move beyond inspiration into true transformation and regeneration—minds renewed, lives made new.
When she is not writing devotionals or teaching the Word, Katina loves cooking for her family and taking peaceful early-morning walks.
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"The average Christian woman doesn't have a problem with knowing her purpose; the issue is that most women don't understand their identity. This is why you see women who look like they have it all, trying to emulate other women. It's a crisis and it's the responsibility of the Church to address it."
Katina Shoni Freeman