Kayleigh McEnany, a Fox News host and author, has described three phone conversations that, according to her, “forever” altered her life.

One of them received a phone call from then-President Donald Trump, who offered her the position of press secretary at the White House. Another was the phone call informing her of a genetic mutation that greatly increased her risk of developing breast cancer.

And the third, which stands out above the rest, was when her faith enabled her to rise above the chaos and shield her from life’s perils.

Fox News published over the weekend an excerpt from McEnany’s new book, “Serenity in the Storm: Living Through Chaos by Leaning on Christ,” in which she discusses the phone conversations.

“It occurred to me a few months ago that I have had a few life-defining calls. I wrote about two of them in my last book,” she wrote, adding that she had moved to New York City to work as a production assistant for the Fox News show “Huckabee,” starring former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, whose daughter — and former Trump White House press secretary — Sarah Huckabee Sanders was recently elected to the position.

“I lived alone in an apartment in Manhattan, and I discovered a city that was much different than my home state of Florida. I attended The Journey church in New York one Sunday, and I remember the pastor saying that even though New York City is full of millions of people, it can feel like one of the loneliest places. He was right,” she wrote.

She continued by stating that being alone in a metropolis with a large population is worse than being alone in general. She also stated that one evening she wished to contact her mother but was unable to do so.

“I laid in my bed and prayed to God: ‘If you’re out there, I need to hear from you right now.’ I kid you not. In that very moment, my phone lit up. It was a number I didn’t recognize with a New York area code,” she wrote.

“And while I typically don’t pick up numbers I don’t know, in that moment, I was happy to talk to anyone — even a telemarketer! I answered the phone, ‘Hello,’” McEnany wrote.

“I will never forget the first words that I heard in reply: ‘Hi Kayleigh. This is The Journey church. How can we pray for you today?’”

“Completely stunned, I sat in silence for a moment before replying to The Journey churchgoer who had decided to call me in that moment. After speaking with them briefly, I hung up the phone and began to cry tears of joy. I knew, without a doubt, I had just had a divine moment of outreach from the risen Savior,” McEnany noted in her chapter.

She stated that when she recalls the incident, she cannot recall much about the phone call, but added, “I do know that Christ used that person at that precise moment.”

“Their call changed my life forever,” she wrote.

In her forthcoming book, which will be released on May 2, she also reveals the darkest moment of her life. McEnany described the difficulty and obstacles she encountered while attempting to conceive her second child, Nash, who was born in November.

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