Messy Spirituality

The title suggests a non-perfectionist approach to faith, but I'm curious how the author decided to frame spirituality as 'messy.' Did the author experience this mess firsthand?

I often struggle with feeling like I need to be 'perfect' in my faith journey, so this book's message really resonated with me. How did others relate to the idea of God's love despite our flaws?

The book feels very authentic and vulnerable. I wonder how the author decided which personal stories or struggles to share to inspire hope without feeling overwhelming.