It can be hard to be honest about our flaws and insecurities. We’d rather pretend like we’ve got it all together and we don’t need any help from anyone. It makes us feel powerful. But let’s get real. None of us have it all figured out. And something really powerful happens when we’re willing to share the worst parts of ourselves with others. It gives us a point of connection and it helps us overcome the hurdles, to grow and to heal.
Ally Spotts — I hate being a girl
@allyspotts — I’m a 20-something writer & blogger who believes that what feels like a crisis is almost always an opportunity to step out in faith and do something courageous.
Caitlin Muir – I don’t go to church
@scribblinghappy — Life is an adventure given by God. I just smile and document it. Christian. Writer. PR Manager. Columnist. Adventure-addict.
Kyle Reed - I wish I was a bad kid
@kylereed — I create Websites, Conversations, and Ideas. Advocate for 20 Somethings. Looking to connect everyone to a Mentor. I like my coffee black and my dog Jack.
Matt Appling - I’m the most boring Christian I know
@MattTCoNP — I pastor a house church, I’m a teacher, and I write The Church of No People blog, all of which is very exciting.
Nicole Cottrell- I didn’t wait for marriage
@ModernReject — Trained in the fine art of button-pushing, whether writing or speaking. Most importantly, follower of the One. I’m the Modern Reject…
Preston Yancey – I don’t pray
@prestonyancey — Baylor University ’12; Southern Bapto-Anglican; Blogger; Haphazardly waltzing through a field of possibilities in pursuit of Him; Translating shadows into light
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