I'm the Worst

How Freedom Is Found in Admitting Our Faults

Author: Nathan Clarkson

Actor and filmmaker Clarkson urges Christians to accept their inherent weakness in order to live more faithfully. —Publishers Weekly

When it comes to the world's problems, it seems we know who to blame: them. The other party, team, tribe, or belief system. It's natural to ignore the log in our own eye while seeing the specks in others', but it might just leave us all blind and bound.

Through personal stories, cultural anecdotes, scientific data, and biblical wisdom, Nathan Clarkson invites you to join him in a different, better way of living—one that begins with admitting our own failures and faults, and leads to forgiveness and redemption.

There's freedom in God's grace—freedom for you and for the rest of the imperfect world too.

Author:

Nathan Clarkson is an award-winning actor, a Netflix-trending filmmaker, and best-selling author of several books, including Different and Uniquely You. He is a podcast philosopher on the award-winning show The Overthinkers. Nathan writes regularly on the intersection of faith and culture for the Patheos column Cross Cultural and has been featured in outlets such as the LA Times, Variety, and Relevant Magazine. Find out more at nathanclarkson.me.

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