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About the Author
Raised in New York Donna has always had a penchant for writing. Constantly surrounded by pen and paper Donna studied writing courses at Queensboro Community College in New York. She attended The Institute of Children’s Writers and Long Ridge Writers Group in Connecticut. She moved to Florida and because of her relationship with The Holy Spirit she wrote a book on miracles. Donna has also written a book on the Book of Proverbs that was released in 2019.
Donna was inspired to write her latest release Thriving In Every Season Of Life With God due to her tremendous success with a blog she wrote that is on her website titled "To Everything There Is A Season."
Donna was chosen as the winner in the 2018 Top Female Author Awards in the Religion/Philosophy/Spiritual category from The Author Show. They chose Donna from an international field of contestants by a panel of judges. They also chose her as a winner in 50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading in 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018.
Donna has been married to her husband of 36 years Patrick Louis and lives in Florida. She lives to accomplish the task that God created her for and daily to follow Proverbs 3:5-6. "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths."
Reviewed by Philip Van Heusen for Readers' Favorite
Thriving in Every Season of Life with God is a delightful and encouraging book written by Donna Louis. Donna takes her readers on a journey through all four seasons and relates them to the different seasons of our life. She encourages her readers to do their part and have faith that God will do His part in giving them an abundant life where His children thrive instead of just survive. Donna uses examples from both modern life—such as Steve Jobs—and biblical characters—such as Job—to illustrate how God honors those who persevere. Since God is no respecter of status, what He did for Bible characters He will do for us. Donna encourages her readers to never give up no matter how long God tarries in fulfilling our destiny to thrive.
Donna Louis, in Thriving in Every Season of Life with God, starts her book by reminding readers that Proverbs teaches that as a man thinks so is he. She goes on to explain how powerful words are and urges her readers to be careful what they verbalize (and by extension, what they think). We need to plan for thriving, then speak as if we have already attained the abundant life where we thrive. She warns of the struggles to come but reminds us that we are to persevere through the struggles until we reach the victory of thriving. The most important thing she discusses is the need to have faith in God and act according to His dictates. He desires us to thrive instead of just survive.
