Such a great book and I can relate with every chapter. Honest. Funny. Going to reread this book. Five stars.

I don’t wanna live in a world where I haven’t read this book, so I have to say thank you to Brandt‘s wife for making it happen. I’m going to read it again right now. Even the fragments.

This book made me laugh and made me cry. Most importantly, I found myself whispering “Me, too,” at many points in the book. Thank you for reminding me of the gentleness God has for the humble.

Like his first book Unoffendable, this book reads like Brant is talking to me as a trusted friend. It is easily consumable, and can be read over and over again as needed. (And if you’re anything like me you’ll probably need to.) It “goes there,” addressing issues in modern church culture that I’ve seen very few books, if any, do. But most of all, it hits home for the Christian misfit. As one who often felt like he didn’t fit in at church, or Christian organizations in college for that matter, I was stunned by how every one of the 18 “Blessed Are...” chapter titles in this book applied to me personally in one way or another. Highly recommend this book!

Brant writes like he speaks...as a friend. Funny, sad, compelling, profound, and brutally honest, he gives us painful and hilarious stories of his past so that we can say “Me too. I thought I was the only one”. He makes me want to be a better Christian and human being in short, fragmented sentences.... and I expected nothing less. I want to live unoffendable. I’m blessed because I’m a misfit. And I already can’t wait to read his next book.