"It was the beginning of October. We had spent most of the year paying down huge financial obligations, such as the house, and were excited the year was almost over. All was well until my company announced that there was going to be some job eliminations. I felt bad for those that were about to lose their jobs and didn't give it a second thought since I was excellent at what I did - or so I thought. I was on my computer one day thereafter and received a meeting invite from the departmental head. I felt a knot in my stomach. The same knot I felt when I was refused a visa many years ago. The same knot I felt when I lost everything in an international trip. I walked into the boss's elegant office and there was told that my job had been eliminated. I had 2 children at home, a wife, and numerous financial obligations - and here I was jobless." #WIGDN In seasons such as the one described above from the book and varied other seasons of life, a question in your minds is: "Where is God in all this?" Or worse still, "Is there a God?" The excerpt from the book is not a fictional story or an abstract example of someone's life; it is autobiographical to the author's life. Uche Unogu, through inspiring real-life and personal stories, enunciates that the right question to ask really is: "What is God Doing Now?" In this soul-stirring work, Uche explains that God's hand is in your situations especially during the valley seasons. Many equate prosperity with God's blessing, and rightly so, but God is usually seen especially in adversity. You most often miss what God is doing now because you allow an adverse situation to engulf you. Blocking your eyes to the good God is doing through the storm. This book teaches clearly how to recognize God's presence in all situations, to believe for His leading, to listen for His voice, and to find His hand in your situation. This book also will give you hope and help get you out of depressing seasons faster. Ultimately, you'll see God's vision for your life more clearly, and you'll come to know and love more the God who loves you the most. Believe it or not, God commands us to come and reason with Him. And in doing so, He invites you to ask the question: "What is God Doing Now?"