‘God can act in and through you in a way that
God cannot act in and through anyone else.’
From Chapter 5

To live deliberately rather than by accident requires great honesty. It means looking human experience fully in the face without glossing over the difficult bits. It means realizing that while God is not unconcerned with the intimate detail of our lives, we are expected to use our God-given gifts to get on with the day-to-day stuff like grown ups.

Only by living deliberately will we fully explore who and what we really are.

Drawing on her own experience and the stories of other individuals and communities, Rosemary Lain-Priestley vividly communicates in this stirring, often witty, book, the importance of honesty, freedom and the courage to ‘be real’.