You're All That!: Understand God's Design for Your Life

by Paula White

Paula White's story is one of tragedy and triumph, poverty and prosperity. Raised in the small town of Tupelo, Mississippi, she lost her father to suicide when she was five years old, then suffered through years of physical and sexual abuse. Today, Paula White is an inspiration to millions around the world who seek God's love. In YOU'RE ALL THAT!, she draws on the wisdom she's gained over the years to help listeners live an authentic life from the inside out.

When you've failed, when you've been abused, when you're filled with worry or fear, the last thing you want to do is take a risk, embrace change, and try again. But Paula declares a crucial message of you were not created for fear. You were not created to be shackled by negative emotions or memories. You were created to live a bold, dynamic, creative life filled with love and joy! Through real-life illustrations, personal stories, and stirring insights, Paula shows listeners how

Genres: Christian, Nonfiction

Audio CD

First published October 4, 2007

About the author

Paula Michelle White-Cain (née Furr) is an Evangelist and Senior Pastor of New Destiny Christian Center in Orlando, Florida. Paula is a humanitarian leader, celebrated author and teacher, mother and grandmother, mentor, and popular TV personality. She is married to Jonathan Cain of the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame band, Journey. In 2017, she was appointed as chairwoman of the Evangelical Advisory Board to President Donald J. Trump, who appointed her as head of his "Faith Office" in 2025 during his second term in office.

Reviews

[Mary Pauline M]

This was an audiobook, but I had read the book years ago. Enjoyed and benefited from the audiobook just as much as back when I read it. Needed to refresh and having it read by Paula White Cain made it all the more beneficial.

[Gary]

Paula White. If you ignore her rebellion against the Word of God's admonition against a woman preaching to men (1 Timothy 2:12), ignore her omission of the Gospel in her book (save a brief reference to John 3:16 on page 188), ignore her belief that we give God "permission to do His work in the lives" of others, and ignore her focus on pop psychology solutions to the problems men and women face, then the book is a pretty good pep talk for people who are not believers but just want to feel good about themselves and not face their sin and need for repentance. Unfortunately, though, the book is #forhereticalresearchonly .

[Mary]

A great book about learning how to see yourself as God sees you, and how to make yourself accessible to Him for His purposes.

[Ruby]

I have to admit that I’ve become a “self-help book snob”, and while I found that I didn’t hate the book, I honestly didn’t love it either. While Paula White is a world-renowned minister and life coach, I really couldn’t get inspired by her words. I think that the problem was that I found her to be more inclined to talk about the traumas of others, but then gloss over her own. While she may feel that she is healed, and very well may be, I find that the best inspiration comes from those who “rip open” their own old wounds and speak about how they dealt with them. Personally, I found Ms. White to be rather off-putting because she was not willing to open herself up.

[Angel]

I love Paula White ministries and this book was simply wonderfully written. As a Sexual Abuse survivor and a fatherless child herself she teaches us how to find our healing and truth in the love of God.

[Bohemianrhapsody]

This review will probably change after I'm finished reading it.

[Crystal Holdipp]

It's a great read, I learned different things from this book!

[Cynthia Ruiz]

Read the book in the "Woman of the Word" bible study.

[Deborah Harvey]

I really enjoyed this book. She has a lot of insight for women who may have experienced trauma of some sort or sexual abuse, because she lived through those times in her own life.

[Steph]

Live each day to the fullest. God loves us all no matter what.

[Zuleyka]

This a great book to read for a new christian. It explains and gives much motivation as a women.