Bestselling author, speaker, and activist, Christine Caine, released her latest book How Did I Get Here?: Finding Your Way Back to God When Everything is Pulling You Away, available today via Thomas Nelson/HarperCollins.

How Did I Get Here? helps readers who feel things aren't quite right in their life to figure out how they ended up where they are, learn how to course-correct, and offers tips to ground themselves in their faith. By sharing her own stories and stories from some of her most cherished friends, Caine's How Did I Get Here? helps readers navigate the unwelcome and unwanted seasons of life by providing insight into some of life's most pressing questions, such as:
  • What do you do when everything seems chaotic, volatile, and unpredictable?
  • What do you do when everything that once was certain seems so uncertain?
  • How should you respond when everything that can be shaken is being shaken?
Featuring a combination of funny, touching, and powerful commentary, Caine lays out what she has learned about staying the course when you're feeling untethered through navigating her own unwelcome and unwanted season. She guides us to: discover how to have peace no matter what life throws your way, learn how to trust God even through seasons of doubt and uncertainty, build intentional habits to experience a life beyond just going through the motions, and get honest with God and ask the hard questions that draw you closer to Him.

"I've done my best to capture the insights and understanding God has given me so I can pass them on to you," says Caine. "I haven't discovered all the answers. However, in looking back, I can see how God moved me forward, allowing me to stay on point to fulfill the purpose He placed inside of me. How Did I Get Here? shows what I have discovered about the places where we all walk from time to time and the place where I'm walking now. It's a new place. A peaceful place. One that includes staying on mission and launching the next adventure. One where I sleep better than ever, no matter where I lay my head."