Let’s be real, brokenness? It’s not a sexy word or subject that most people want to discuss, especially when it comes to self-reflection. Our society is mostly filled with ways to cover up our cracks and deficiencies rather than empowering us to search them out, to understand the nature of how our broken pieces can be made to serve the destiny of our purpose. I write this book not to condemn or judge who we’ve been or who we’ve become, but to shed light and give hope to who God called us to be despite what our brokenness tells us we are. We are all broken to some degree, no one can escape it, there is no one perfect person outside of Christ. The good thing is God knows this about us all and accepts us as such. God doesn’t call us to perfection but to progress toward our transformation into who he has called us to be. Discovering our internal brokenness is a part of our journey to become less of what the world calls acceptable and more of what God declared redeemable.