01 · Uncover Your Story
Identify the stories, experiences, and expectations that have influenced your identity.

Become Who You Were Created to Be
What happens when the life God is calling you into feels bigger than the person you believe yourself to be? Discover your identity through the truth of who God says you are.
Order the Study Guide & Workbook Order the MemoirA Crown Bigger Than Me is an invitation to examine the stories, voices, experiences, and beliefs that have shaped the way you see yourself and rediscover your identity through the truth of who God says you are. Designed to accompany Jeanette Bradley’s teaching and video sessions, this interactive workbook takes you beyond simple information.
Uncover the experiences, stories, and expectations that shaped your identity.
Challenge limiting beliefs through Scripture, guided prayer, and declarations.
Live with greater courage, authenticity, freedom, and purpose.
Through Scripture, reflection, guided prayer, journaling, declarations, and practical activation, you will begin uncovering what has shaped you so you can intentionally step into who you were created to become.
Identify the stories, experiences, and expectations that have influenced your identity.
Recognize the voices competing for authority in your life, and distinguish truth from fear, insecurity, comparison, and criticism.
Challenge limiting beliefs and replace old narratives with what God says about you.
Build an identity grounded in God rather than accomplishments, circumstances, titles, or others’ approval.
Confront the temptation to hide or apologize for the gifts and calling God has placed within you.
Move beyond knowing truth to living it in your relationships, decisions, leadership, and purpose.
Use Scripture-based declarations, guided prayer, and intentional journaling to establish new patterns of thinking and believing.
Take practical steps toward greater courage, freedom, authenticity, and purpose.
This journey is not about manufacturing a better version of yourself. It is about removing what has obscured the person God created you to be.
“The crown may feel bigger than you. The calling may stretch you. But perhaps you were created for more than you have allowed yourself to believe.”
Jeanette Crystal Bradley is an award-winning author who was recently selected as a Distinguished Author by the International Impact Book Awards. Her music video “The First 12 Days of Preschool” garnered 7 Telly Awards. She received her Doctor of Divinity in 2021 and continues to pursue higher education.
Jeanette is the director of a corporate preschool in San Diego, California. Marked by her love for children and their love for her, Jeanette has devoted much of her life to teaching and helping to shape the lives of thousands of incredible children. Her passion, sincerity, and playful demeanor have brought a valued level of impact and excitement into her classroom and school.
She is passionate about seeing each child, one at a time, and showing them that they are truly loved and valued. It is her desire that each child would see themselves the way that she sees them, and most importantly, the way that God sees them.
Jeanette discovered her true identity after many years of not knowing her actual worth and value. Today, she radiates love, peace, and wholeness, and gratefully walks out the freedom that Christ came to give us all. Her life’s focus is to help people see themselves the way that Christ sees them and encourage each person to embark on a journey from shame and oppression to freedom and joy.
Jeanette’s life verse is Jeremiah 29:13 (NKJV): “And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all of your heart.” It is only when you truly find Him that you can finally find yourself.
The journey is not about becoming someone else. It is about removing what has obscured the person God created you to be.
Discover the memoir and its companion study guide and workbook. The workbook offers Scripture-based reflection, guided prayer, journaling, and practical steps toward becoming who you were created to be.
For questions, speaking engagements, or media inquiries, contact Jeanette Crystal Bradley.