Title: That was Then, This is Now, This Broken Vessel Restored

Author: Paulette Harper

Pages: 151 pages

ISBN: 9781604625547

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How could God have a purpose for me amidst this mess?  Why do such bad things happen to good people?  If you’ve recently asked yourself these questions, Paulette Harper’s That Was Then, This is Now has the answers.  Struggling to recover from a broken marriage and disappointed dreams, Paulette Harper gropes for meaning and understanding, and through her searching, God reveals Himself to her in ways she never before imagined possible.  By sharing her struggles with transparency, she illustrates how a heart attitude of surrender allows God to use a broken vessel for His ultimate plans of glory.  That Was Then, This is Now ministers to hurting hearts in every season of life, reminding them that God restores shattered lives, intent on using them for His sovereign purposes.

Danyelle is a Author, Pastor, Teacher, Inspirator, Wife, and a Mother.  Behind this great woman is a life story of pain and promise and the reality of who she is Christ.  It is this reality that has caused Danyelle to become a great author whose books are dedicated towards changing the lives of God's children.

Danyelle was born and raised in Shreveport, Louisiana with her parents Milton and Helen Hall and her three siblings: Zeldnett, Sylvia, and Rayshun.  Because she was a preculiar child, her grandmother, the late Missionary L. B. Ford, took her under her wings and made sure that she was in church whenever the doors were opened.  She was baptized at an early age at Greater Hope Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverand Leonard Jones.  As a child she spent a lot of her time at her father's family church, Mt. Nebo Baptist Church as well, under the leadership of Pastor George Green Sr.

Because there was unmistakenly a plan for Danyelle's life, her teenage years spiraled out of control causing her to become a teenage mother.  Danyelle married at the age of seventeen and became the proud mother of three beautiful children: Raiyawna, Dobrielle, and Dwight Gatlin Jr.  After living in Yokosuka Japan, small stints in San Francisco, Corpus Christi, Philidelphia, and later in Jacksonville Fla, she divorced and started seeking God for her purpose.

After some very painful relationships, Danyelle began to seek God's divine revelation towards relationships.  It is this revelation that took her back to a very unique childhood gift...writing and then God called her into the ministry.  Because of the negativity behind women preaching, she all but tried to turn her back on the calling.  Through a past relationship, Danyelle ended up in jail for four days.  During these four days, she made a vow to God to do whatever He told her regardless to what people said.  She preached and taught diligently for four days and was then bailed out by a Pastor from Corsicana, Texas.  This led to a ministry that is designed to shake the atmosphere, cause demons to tremble, and usher God's children into the acceptance of the most precious and sweetest gift given to man...Salvation.

As a reward to her diligence, God allowed her to be found by Pastor Reynard Scroggins, with whom she's been married to for almost a ten years.  Together with her husband she pastors New Vessels Ministries. Danyelle has altogether now dedicated her life to helping people heal through the Word of God, the love of Jesus Christ, and her books.

Title: Not Until You're Ready

Author: Danyelle Scroggins

73 Pages

ISBN: 9781424191048

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In the world that we live in today, it is normal for a single or divorced female to set out on a quest to find a mate. It is this very quest that often leads to heartache and heart break. In “Not Until You’re Ready” the author takes you through a channel of events that the she experienced after divorce on a quest to find a mate. The author gives candid details of how she struggled with the spirit of loneliness that led to a pit of destruction.

It is with this work, the author sets out to break the chains of the enemy concerning relationships. She encourages women of all ages to allow God to prepare them to be found while explaining to women that God will send them mates and other desires of their hearts, but “Not Until You’re Ready.”

With her deepest regards to God’s daughters, she pours out of her spirit a mandate for women of God to prepare themselves for God’s use and His male vessels. “Not Until You’re Ready” not only meets you in the situations you’re in, but it helps you to arrive in your place of purpose.