Kimberly BishopKimberly Bishop is a psychology professor and doctoral candidate in Higher Education who teaches from both academic expertise and hard-won personal experience. She is not a therapist-she is a survivor who learned that sometimes the most faithful thing you can do is stop praying for God to change someone else and start asking Him to give you the strength to save yourself.The Wrong Prayer: Prayers from the Bathroom Floor and To Every Woman Who Wore White: Letters to Myself are mirrors of her life and the winding path that brought her here today-from high school dropout to doctoral candidate, from bathroom floor prayers at 2 a.m. to teaching psychology at the university level, from broken to whole.Kimberly is a mother, wife, daughter, granddaughter, and dog mom to two spoiled pups. She loves sweet tea, Southern porches, and second chances. She believes in deep roots, hard-won joy, and the power of praying the right prayer.But most importantly, she is a daughter of the Most High-a God who heard every single prayer that the entire body of grandmothers prayed over her, who held her through sixteen years of darkness, and who proved that weeping may endure for a night, but joy truly does come in the morning.Her story is messy, honest, and deeply rooted in faith that doesn't look away from the hard stuff. She writes for every woman who's ever felt stuck, every survivor who wonders if healing is possible, and every person who needs to know that the roots will hold-even when the storm feels endless. Read More Read Less