Savannah Guthrie, a prominent American television journalist and attorney, is a co-anchor of NBC’s “Today” show. Guthrie’s journalistic career spans over two decades. Before joining NBC News in 2007, she served as a correspondent for Court TV and as an anchor for NBC affiliate stations. Guthrie’s legal background, with a JD from Georgetown University Law Center, includes her coverage of high-profile legal proceedings.

Guthrie’s personal journey, characterized by her faith and resilience, informs the narrative of Mostly What God Does. Her reflections on faith, family, and life’s challenges are interwoven with theological insights, intending a work that is both relatable and spiritually inspiring. Guthrie’s experiences as a mother, a professional navigating the demands of a high-profile career, and a woman of faith provide a multifaceted perspective that can resonate with individuals from diverse backgrounds.

The book reflects Guthrie’s exploration of her spiritual beliefs and her quest for understanding God’s love amidst life’s complexities. Her candid sharing of personal stories, such as her journey through motherhood and her struggles with faith during trying times, offers an intimate glimpse into her life. These narratives seek to provide lessons on resilience, faith, and the transformative power of love.