Nationwide—An Atlantan transplant, Apostle Jenine May, Founder of Kingdom Embassy of Atlanta, has been commissioned to call forth a remnant of women in Atlanta—set apart, consecrated, and unashamed—who will reject compromise, embrace holiness, and rise as catalysts to realign the culture of the city with the standards of the Kingdom of God. The book calls women to examine compromise and reclaim their identity as set-apart daughters of God.

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Apostle Jenine May is an emerging voice in Christian leadership, committed to calling believers—particularly women—back to purity, holiness, and alignment with the uncompromising standards of God’s Word. This assignment is not without context. It speaks directly to a growing reality among believers who are quietly leaving churches—not because they have lost their faith, but because they are no longer being spiritually fed. Across cities, including Atlanta, many are witnessing a shift within the church where biblical truth is being softened, sin is no longer confronted, and messages are shaped more by cultural relevance than by the authority of Scripture. What was once a place of spiritual growth and sound doctrine, has in many cases, become centered on emotional experience and self-focused encouragement, leaving those who hunger for truth feeling disconnected and spiritually malnourished.

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These believers are not walking away from God—they are responding to a deep inner conviction that something is missing. They long for teaching that challenges them, corrects them, and draws them into greater holiness. Instead, they often encounter environments where truth is diluted and conviction is avoided. Their departure is not rooted in rebellion, but in a sincere pursuit of spiritual nourishment. It is within this reality that Apostle Jenine May’s voice emerges with clarity and conviction—addressing the hunger, confronting compromise, and pointing believers back to a faith that is rooted in truth, marked by holiness, and centered on true transformation rather than entertainment.

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Counter Culture is for Christian women who sense they’ve drifted from God’s standard of holiness and feel a growing conviction to return—but lack clarity, support, and language for what they’re experiencing. Women Who Love God—but Have Compromised Gradually. It calls women to examine compromise and reclaim their identity as set-apart daughters of God. book is not just about purity. It solves a spiritual identity crisis in Christian women.

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What Problem does the book solve?

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The “Compromise Without Awareness” Problem - Many Christian women love God, attend church, believe they’re “doing okay,” but: Have slowly adopted cultural norms, have blurred lines in modesty, relationships, media, and lifestyle, Don’t even realize how far they’ve drifted. The book exposes. Compromise doesn’t always feel like rebellion—it often feels normal.

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The “Convicted But Confused” Problem - There is a group of women who feel a pull back to holiness, sense something is off in their life, feel conviction… but don’t know what to do next. They are thinking: “Am I being too extreme?” “Does this really matter to God?”  “Why do I feel uncomfortable with things others are okay with?” The book gives them: Clarity, permission to obey conviction, and language for what they’re feeling.

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The “Culture Has Redefined Christianity” Problem - Women are being discipled more by: Social media, Influencers, and modern church culture. Than by: Scripture and sound doctrine. So now: Modesty = optional, Purity = outdated, and Holiness = “legalistic”. The book confronts this distortion.

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The “Emotional Christianity Without Transformation” Problem - Many women: Feel deeply during worship, cry, pray, attend events, But: Don’t actually change, stay in cycles, or remain spiritually immature. The book shifts them from: Feelings → Transformation, Inspiration → Obedience.

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The “I Don’t Fit Anymore” Problem - Women who: Want purity, want truth, want holiness but often feel: Out of place in church, judged or misunderstood, and or alone in their convictions. The book tells them: “You’re not wrong. You’re responding to God.”

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The core transformation the book provides: Before the Book: Confused, compromising (sometimes unknowingly), spiritually unsettled, influenced by culture. After the Book: Clear about God’s standard, anchored in identity, bold in conviction,      and pursuing holiness intentionally. This book is for Christian women who love God, but have unknowingly allowed culture to redefine their standards—and now feel the call to return to purity, clarity, and true identity in Christ.

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What Women Can Expect After Applying These Principles - A Restored Sense of Identity. They will: No longer define themselves by culture, trends, or attention, begin to see themselves as set apart, chosen, and consecrated unto God. They stop asking, “Is this acceptable?” And start asking, “Is this pleasing to God?”

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Clarity Where There Was Once Confusion. They will: Recognize areas of hidden compromise, develop discernment in how they live, dress, speak, and relate.  What once felt “normal” will now be clearly seen through the lens of truth.

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A Deepened Conviction That Leads To Transformation: Not just emotion—but real change. They will: Move from conviction → obedience, break cycles of compromise, begin to live intentionally, not casually. Spiritual Authority and Weight: As they align with holiness - Their prayers carry greater authority. Their lives reflect integrity. Their presence shifts atmospheres- Not because they are trying to be powerful—but because they are aligned with God.

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A Life That Attracts What Is Aligned (Not Just Attention) - “They will influence great men.” This includes: Godly relationships, respect from others,      Alignment with purpose. Not through striving—but through positioning.

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Being Positioned for God’s Use - God entrusts His power and purpose to those who are consecrated. They will: Be vessels God can trust, be used in ways that go beyond natural ability, walk in purpose with clarity and boldness.

Peace, Confidence, and Spiritual Stability - They will: No longer feel internally conflicted, walk in peace because their life is aligned, and carry quiet confidence rooted in obedience.

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Order your copy of Counter Culture now: https://a.co/d/0gyqlbgr

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In a city like Atlanta, where identity has been heavily influenced by culture, media, and modern narratives, many men are navigating confusion, pressure, and distorted perceptions of manhood. Culture has discipled where truth has been absent. While men often influence the direction of the world, women shape the hearts, minds, and environments that influence men. This is why the restoration of women to purity, clarity, and spiritual alignment is not optional—it is essential to the restoration of culture itself.

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This is the hour for women to rise and shine. It is a call for women of purity, integrity, and conviction to pick up the baton that has been dropped—not to usurp authority, but to stand in alignment with what God has ordained. When women take their rightful place in holiness and truth, they become instruments of restoration, helping to reestablish what has been weakened and realign the culture with the standards of the Kingdom.

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This is also a time for men to recognize, affirm, and support the women God is raising in this hour. As women align themselves with God’s will—walking in purity, integrity, and truth—men are called not to hinder or discourage them, but to honor that alignment and respond to it. When men value what God is doing in and through women, it creates an environment where truth is upheld and transformation can take place on both sides.

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Apostle Jenine May Founder of Kingdom Embassy Center of Atlanta and President of Kingdom Scribes Publishing, LLC. Jenine was called to Five-Fold Ministry in 1995 and served as a Pastor over Small Groups Ministry at True Worship Church in Detroit Michigan under the leadership of Bishop Antonio Sims and Pastor Nina Sims. She leads the, “It is Written” from Genesis to Revelation, interactive Bible Study and Prayer every Wednesday at 7 pm and hosts two Intensive trainings: Prophetic Intensive and a Healing and Deliverance Intensive.

 

Jenine has authored several books on ministry, relationships, emotional intelligence and purity. Her two latest books are Counterculture and Emotional Intelligence... Jenine has appeared on the TV show Atlanta Live, the Reggie Gay radio show, and co-hosted several internet radio shows. She’s also hosted a Singles Seminar titled “Single but not Desperate” and a Women’s Empowerment Conference called “Our Time to Shine” in Atlanta, GA and in Detroit, Michigan. She graduated from Northwestern High School and studied Psychology/Christian Counseling at Liberty University and the prophetic at The School of the Prophets Bible College where she was ordained. She now leads Jenine May Ministries, focusing on bible studies, discipleship, counseling, and outreach.