b'Im the WorstHow Freedom Is Found in AdmittingOur FaultsNathan ClarksonBest-selling author and actor says to readers, Im the worst . and so are youM any in todays society have fallen into the trap of finger-IM THE pointing and casting blame on othersthe other party, the other team, the other tribe, the other belief system. It has WORST becomenaturaltoassumethateverythingwrongwiththe world is their fault. Christians are often quick to point out the lower moral standards of others, but deep down even the most devout followers of Jesus know the truth: They are no better than the people they blame.Nathan Clarkson provides an unlikely perspective on the how freedom is found us-versus-them mindset prevalent in our culture. He asks, What in admitting our faults if we turned the finger-pointing toward ourselves? What if in recognizing that we are not good, we can find relief, peace, and freedom from the pressure of achieving our own righteousness?In Im the Worst, readers are encouraged to choose the dif-ficult road of introspection that pulls their gaze from the sins of others to their very own sin, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of gracewhat it means to give it to others and receive it from God.Nathan Clarkson is an award-winning actor, a Netflix-trending filmmaker, and best-selling author of several books, including Nathan Clarkson 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. Find out more at nathanclarkson.978-0-8254-4987-1me.$14.99Paperback5.5 x 8.5144 pagesRELIGION / Christian Living / Personal GrowthKregel PublicationsRights: WWJanuary 27, 2026Related Titles Unique Selling PointsAuthor is the son of beloved best-selling author, speaker, and podcaster Sally ClarksonConversational style with pop culture references that will resonate with a millennial and Gen Z audienceRather than feeling like condemnation, the book Trading Faces Death to Deconstruction reads like an encouragement. Nathan handles 978-0-8254-4784-6 978-0-8254-4734-1 sensitive topics with grace and compassion.$18.99 $18.99 Dr. Zak Schmoll,author of Disability and the Problem of Evil2 | kregel.com'