Kingdom Living Strategist
I'm often asked what I mean when I describe myself as a Kingdom Living Strategist. I get it...it's not a term or title that's familiar, especially in the Church. The truth is, it's not a title that I borrowed from the coaching industry, corporate leadership, or church culture. It's the language that best describes the assignment that God has placed on my life. It's the language that God gave me, for me.
As a Kingdom Living Strategist, I help women align their lives with the principles, purposes, and priorities of God's Kingdom so that they can live as the person God originally created them to be.
Throughout Scripture, we see that God's desire has never been simply to save His people from something. His desire has always been to transform them into someone. Salvation was never intended to be the finish line; it is the beginning of a lifelong process of regeneration, renewal, healing, and transformation.
That is where my assignment begins.
For more than a decade, I have helped women identify the wounds, mindsets, strongholds, unhealthy patterns, and false beliefs that have kept them from fully embracing their God-given identity and purpose. Through biblical teaching, transformational coaching, discipleship, and Holy Spirit-led revelation, I help women understand not only who they are in Christ, but also how to live from that identity every day.
My work is rooted in the belief that lasting transformation occurs when truth is revealed, healing takes place, and a woman learns how to walk in alignment with what God has spoken concerning her life. Too often, women know Scripture but struggle to apply it to the areas of their lives that need healing the most. My assignment is to help bridge that gap.
Whether through the UnCovered Coaching Program, my books, Bible studies, speaking engagements, or publishing work, my mission remains the same: to help women move beyond information and into transformation.
I believe that when a woman encounters God, embraces healing, and begins to understand who she truly is in Christ, she becomes a catalyst for change within her family, her community, and the generations that follow. As healing takes place, purpose becomes clearer. As identity becomes established, confidence grows. As transformation occurs, influence expands.
That is the heart behind Kingdom Living.
It's not enough to just know the Truth; we have a responsibility to learn how to live it.
There are wounds that don’t come from the world. They come from the Church. Please Don’t Make Me Fall is a bold, unfiltered, and deeply necessary book that confronts one of the most silenced realities in the Body of Christ—church hurt caused by those entrusted to shepherd God’s people. Through raw testimony and uncompromising biblical truth, Katina Shoni Freeman exposes the devastating impact of spiritual abuse, control, betrayal, and manipulation operating within church leadership.
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What happens when the place that once felt like home becomes the place where your deepest wounds are exposed? In *UnCovered: A Meeting at the Well with Goel*, I share portions of my personal journey through rejection, church hurt, healing, and redemption as I invite readers to discover the faithfulness of the God who still meets His people at the well. In Day 14, *My Living Water*, I recount the day I was kicked out of church because I was pregnant and unmarried. What began as one of the most painful experiences of my life left me wrestling with questions about church and trust. Yet the story does not end with a voicemail. Just as Jesus met the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, Goel—the Kinsman Redeemer—met me at my own proverbial well. In the midst of heartbreak, disappointment, and confusion, He revealed Himself as the One who restores, redeems, heals, and makes all things new. While this devotional shares portions of my testimony, it is not ultimately a story about church hurt. It is a story about redemption. It is a story about the God who sees us in our brokenness, pursues us in our pain, and lovingly reveals the wounds we did not know we were carrying so that He can heal them. Through twenty-one days of Scripture, prayer, reflection, and personal testimony, readers are invited to uncover hidden wounds, identify the roots behind recurring struggles, and encounter the God who is still drawing near to the brokenhearted. My prayer is that every woman who reads these pages will discover what I discovered at the well: that no wound is too deep, no failure is too great, and no story is beyond the reach of a Redeemer's love. If you have ever wrestled with rejection, church hurt, shame, disappointment, or questions surrounding your identity, I invite you to pull up a seat at the well and meet the One who is still offering Living Water to all who are thirsty.
"The average Christian woman doesn't have a problem with knowing her purpose; the issue is that most women don't understand their identity. Trying to go forth and build the thing before understanding why it needs to be built is like building a house from the second floor down....it won't work. Identity is the foundation to truly knowing who we are, why we were created and what we were created for."
-Katina Shoni Freeman
