GOD IS WORKING ON A BIGGER YES
The Breakthrough Blueprint for Every Soul Who’s Been Overlooked, Rejected, or Just Holding On
A faith-centered self-care experience blending honest reflection, guided practices, journal space, and visual pauses for the seasons when life changes before the reason becomes clear.
Self-Help • Workbook • Journal — Available Now
When What Held You Together No Longer Works
The person.
The job.
The security.
The version of life you thought you could count on.
God Is Working on a Bigger Yes meets the reader inside that uncertain space—without pretending the loss doesn’t hurt or rushing them toward an easy answer.
Through personal reflection, practical grounding exercises, guided journal prompts, and faith-centered encouragement, Lesley D. Nurse creates room to release what happened, recover your voice, and recognize that an ending may also be the beginning of something larger.
This expanded edition brings together:
Faith-centered personal development
Guided reflection and writing prompts
Grounding practices and gentle movement
Affirmations and visual breathing space
Journal pages for processing, clarity, and release
Created for personal reading, wellness collections, counseling and ministry resources, libraries, bookstores, curated gifting, and organizations supporting emotional well-being and life transition.
A Survival Companion
BOOK DETAILS
Expanded Edition, 2026
Paperback | Perfect Bound
6 × 9 inches
128 full-color pages
ISBN: 979-8-234-15581-8
Publisher: 7Seven Spark Publishing
Distribution: IngramSpark
Audiobook edition also available through major listening and library platforms.
Before the Bigger Yes, There Was the Breaking
God Is Working on a Bigger Yeswas not written from a safe distance after everything had been resolved.
It came from the middle of loss, uncertainty, exhaustion, and the moment when what once held life together no longer worked.
Before it became a book, I wrote the story without polishing it, softening it, or rushing it toward a lesson.
I wrote this book when the tank was empty—and so was my faith. It was not written after the storm. It was written from inside it.