Pieces of You

Place your broken pieces in God’s hands and watch Him create a beautiful kaleidoscope of peace, purpose, and identity.

Do you ever feel like your sense of identity is shattered by the noise of the world? With so many voices telling us who we should be, it’s easy to feel broken, lost, and unsure of who we truly are.

In Pieces of You, April Farlow shares how she discovered her identity is formed by the God who made her. Through personal stories and biblical truth, she invites you to take a closer look at the pieces of your life—both the broken and the beautiful—and explore how to find wholeness in Him.

April helps you reflect on:

• The pieces you compare to others
• The pieces shaped by the father figure in your life
• The painful pieces you’d rather leave behind
• The pieces of your relationships and beliefs
• The pieces that give you boundaries, values, and purpose

As you uncover these pieces, you’ll see how God lovingly fits them together into a complete picture of who you are. Pieces of You will help you:

• Let go of harmful comparisons and expectations
• Find healing in your past pain
• Understand your worth and purpose in Christ
• Experience lasting peace and security

It’s time to take all your pieces—the good, the bad, the broken, and the beautiful—and place them in your Heavenly Father’s hands. There, you’ll find the wholeness and identity you’ve been searching for.

If you’re ready to find healing, discover who you are, and embrace the life God designed for you, start reading Pieces of You today.

April Farlow has spent the last 20 years motivating audiences to get out of their comfort zone, speak up, and represent their values. In corporate environments, one piece is missed—the ability to talk about forming your identity in God. Today, as a speaker, author, coach, and non-profit leader, April is changing this by sharing her faith journey and helping others do the same with clarity and conviction. In 2017, after speaking to a group of foster youth, April founded Lydia’s Place, a ministry serving young adults who have experienced foster care or homelessness. April and her husband have four girls and live on a mini-farm outside of Athens, Georgia.