The Life You Were Created To Live: Conversations With Your Creator

Do you want to live the life you were created to live? If so, then doesn’t it make sense that you should be in Conversations with Your Creator? Over twenty years ago, Suzanne Baker Brown, author of the course, The Life You Were Created to Live, started a daily practice of scripture meditation and interactive journaling. These daily conversations developed a love relationship with God that transformed her life, provided clarity of purpose, and empowered her with wisdom and encouragement for the day. This 90-day journey shares her approach to talking with and listening to God, and assists you in having your own personal Conversations with Your Creator. This edition’s scripture meditation is based on the book of Ephesians that will remind you to stand firm in who you are and inspire you to step into the life you were created to live.

Suzanne's mission and passion is to help people find whole life health (body, soul and spirit), so that they can step into the life they were created to live. Suzanne's background includes corporate and not-for-profit board leadership, management consulting, and extensive work as a speaker, Bible teacher and minister since 2000. She has been an advocate for women and women's issues in all of these contexts. As founder of Spiritual Spa and Leadership Refresh, she has brought teaching, healing and encouragement to individuals and groups throughout the US and in Asia. She also founded Leadership Investments Group to help people in high demand roles sustain relationships and maintain work-life health. In addition, Suzanne has walked alongside many who have come out of abusive and destructive situations helping them to rebuild their lives. She is currently launching Stepping Stones Network that addresses the issue of sex trafficking and invests in The White Rainbow Project that serves India's outcast widows. She holds an undergrad in Business from Illinois Wesleyan University and a Master's from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Suzanne resides in Chicago with her husband, Steve, who is the Director of Preventive Emergency Medicine at University of Illinois-Chicago Medical Center and an advocate for the chronically homeless.