From Faking It to Finding Grace

"Connie is a masterful storyteller. The stories she tells are about us and where we live. From Faking It to Finding Grace will move you, convict you, encourage, and bless you. I urge you to read this profoundly relevant and life-changing book."
—Richard Blackaby, President, Canadian Southern Baptist Seminary; coauthor of Experiencing God Day by Day and Spiritual Leadership

"Connie Cavanaugh has boldly written a beautiful and powerful book that will bring struggling Christians out of spiritual closets all around the world. I believe that this book will be used by God to bring renewal in the church and thus revival on our continent.

"Honesty, vulnerability, confession, and brokenness are exactly what the Lord asks of us, and Connie is giving us permission to experience all four, without shame. Thank you, Connie, for revealing the truth of the lives of so many of us, but with gentleness, scripture, and humor!"
—Karen Covell, TV Producer; author of How To Talk About Jesus Without Freaking Out and The Day I Met God

"If you've ever experienced the wilderness in your faith journey, Connie Cavanaugh gives you insights in From Faking It to Finding Grace as she walks alongside you like a trusted friend. God pursues us even in the wilderness, and I believe He has given Connie this message as part of His pursuit of us."
—Bob Reccord, President, North American Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention, coauthor of Made to Count and Strike Zone

"Connie's writing bursts with intelligence, profundity, and wit. She goes deep, and she remains honest, a promise she makes to her readers—and keeps. Her insights into the human spirit will stretch you, amuse you, and ultimately—challenge you to grow. Don't miss this book!"
—Carolyn Curtis, author, contributing editor to OnMission magazine

"With courage and grace, Connie Cavanaugh breaks the 'conspiracy of silence' that surrounds our seasons of dryness and doubt. As Connie notes, 'We all know someone who is going through [this]...but it's never us. No one ever admits to being there now.' Until this book. With refreshing honesty, wit, and poignancy, Connie takes us to her own desert...one we will all recognize. But she doesn't leave us there. She builds an oasis of hope and then shows us the grace-lined trail out.

"If doubts from unanswered prayers or life's disappointments cause you to wander, this book is a compass that will lead you back to an authentic relationship with a loving God."
—Randy Singer, award-winning author of Directed Verdict and Self Incrimination