In a time when people are burned out, emotionally depleted, and searching for answers, Macdella Acolatse’s voice is like a trumpet call in a silent room. Known for her passionate messages of faith across platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, Macdella has taken her next bold step: the release of her first book, “It’s Not a Coincidence!: Your Life’s Challenges Do Not Alter God’s Plans!”
And make no mistake—this isn’t just another Christian memoir. It’s a soul-deep wake-up call for anyone who has ever felt spiritually dry, emotionally overwhelmed, or stuck in the cycle of questioning God’s presence during hardship.
In her book, Macdella tells the unfiltered truth about her life. This isn’t a rags-to-riches story filled with clichés. It’s a raw, honest, and often painful narrative of how she went from having a stable life, a growing business, and a ministry mindset—to losing everything. After a failed business deal tied to her nonprofit mission in Liberia, she found herself homeless with her children, struggling to buy food, and publicly humiliated by people she once trusted.
It was in that rock-bottom moment that Macdella began to see clearly.
She writes with striking honesty about crying out to God, sometimes with angry words and unanswered prayers. “I told God He failed me,” she shares in one chapter. “I reminded Him of everything I gave up to serve Him, and all I had left was shame and sorrow.” Yet even in that spiritual exhaustion, she kept praying. Because what she came to realize is the heartbeat of the entire book: your life’s challenges do not alter God’s plan.
This truth doesn’t come easy. It was forged in the fire of betrayal, depression, and the painful silence of God when she needed answers most. But what emerged was not just healing—it was a new vision, a stronger faith, and a deeper understanding of who God is.
In her author questionnaire, Macdella makes it clear—this book isn’t about making herself look strong. It’s about showing others how to become strong in the only way that matters: by drawing closer to God when you feel the furthest away.
For the spiritually drained, this book feels like a mirror. Macdella discusses how bitterness crept into her life, how she found herself obsessing over people who hurt her, and how emotional exhaustion nearly stole her ability to see any future at all. But instead of pretending to be the hero of her story, she leads readers back to the only real hero: God.
Each chapter walks through the emotional progression of trial: sorrow, shame, doubt, blame, disappointment—and then, slowly, healing. With scripture-based encouragement and real-life application, “It’s Not a Coincidence!” becomes more than a story—it becomes a roadmap. Not out of pain, but through it.
And as a viral Christian speaker, Macdella isn’t just staying on the page. She’s using her platform to amplify her mission: to help people rediscover their faith, reconnect with purpose, and reclaim their identity in God. She plans to launch faith-based courses and speak to churches, women’s groups, and schools about how to see life differently—how to see God in the midst of the mess.
For anyone feeling numb in their spiritual walk, “It’s Not a Coincidence!” is the invitation you didn’t know you needed. It’s honest. It’s bold. And it reminds you that even in your lowest valley, God is not finished with you.
Macdella’s journey proves what so many need to hear right now: you don’t need to be perfect to be used by God—you just need to be willing to see Him in the fire.