A Coat of Many Colours

Every coat tells a story.

This book was born out of seasons when my own “coat”—my identity, calling, and divine favour—felt like both a gift and a burden. Like Joseph in Scripture, I’ve walked through pits of rejection, endured silent years of misunderstanding, and navigated spaces where favour attracted more enemies than applause.

But here’s what I’ve learned: the coat is never a mistake. It is evidence of divine design. It represents God’s intentionality over your life—even when others don’t see it, and you struggle to carry it.

A Coat of Many Colours was written as a message to the dreamer in you. The version of you who has wrestled with rejection, betrayal, or delay—and is tempted to shrink to fit in, strip off your identity, or give up on the vision altogether.

This is a call to rise.

To rise above the pain of pits and prisons.

To embrace God’s favour, not as something you earn, but as something you carry.

To walk in divine purpose—even when it costs you.

If you’ve ever felt like your story has been sidelined, this book is a reminder that God's plan is still unfolding. That your coat still fits. And that the same God who gave Joseph dreams in his youth and brought them to pass in Egypt will do the same for you.