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Many who follow Jesus, in an attempt to be accessible to current culture, have forgotten to expose their brokenness and fully embrace transparency. It is time to authentically share our fears, sin, and growth areas so we can walk alongside others and put on display the work God has done in us. As we anticipate that others are broken and valuable, we can offer them intentional accountability as an extension of love. As we adjust the way we see brokenness, embrace God's heart, and practice restoration, we can create authentic relationships where healing can become a reality. You are loved. You have value. You are not defined by your brokenness. You are defined by God. May you be: aware of your human limits; surrounded by truth; consistently held accountable; and hopeful as you pursue God’s restoration. May you notice you are an incredible piece of art. "For those battling harsh inner critics, ghosts from past hurts, or crushing feelings of brokenness, Never Too Broken will meet you in the parts you hide from others (and maybe try to hide from God) and put something beautiful and healing in its place" - Shannon Pichler, Editor "An honest look into the brokenness many within churches fail to embrace, Never Too Broken fosters the discovery of human worthiness through the bold call to live according to biblical repentance, forgiveness, and support. Prepare to be seen and to engage a new, with who you are called to be." - Katherine Harder “This book is exactly what I needed right now, and exactly what the Church needs…with the encouragement of this book, I have found that by living my life, my mistakes, and my shortcomings out loud in front of the believers in my community and the young ladies I disciple, we have all grown closer to the Lord. It has allowed them to be honest with me about their sin, and has begun to set them free...This book speaks an important truth that we all need to hear right now to authentically follow Jesus