“Is it okay if I buy one copy of “Good Enough” for my bedside table and one for the minivan? Another for the kitchen counter and one for my purse? Because I’m going to do exactly that with this book. For those of us who are trying to live within the space between “everything’s possible” and “nothing is possible,” this book is exactly that companion I know her authors to be. Brilliant, hilarious, absurd, honest, hopeful, true hearted, and good, good, good to the core. What good guides for us. (Okay, fine, maybe another copy or seven for gifts.)”

“This book understands me, especially the parts I keep hidden for fear people will think less of me, or will cross the street when they see me coming, if they know how sad I can get.
Kate and Jess bless those who mourn. They also connect the dots between feelings and actions, giving readers concrete things to do that lead to small springs of healing bubbling up all over the place. Their laughter keeps the whole thing moving, proving their thesis: that love for life and others starts right where joy and sorrow meet.”

“With humor and wit, GOOD ENOUGH guides us into a spirituality that is at once rich and humble; challenging us to search for beauty and meaning in deep waters, yet never asking more of us than a tender and compassionate God would. This devotional is medicine for all those thirsting for mercy in the mundane.”

“Winsome, wise, and true, Good Enough is a devotional for those of us who can’t stand devotionals. Kate Bowler and Jessica Richie are gentle, funny companions for the “journey”—a word I used because they hate it. (Read this book and find out why.) Overflowing with grace, good humor, and clear-eyed counsel, their warm and tender writing pushes back against my cynicism and my fear. Their generous blessings soften my curmudgeonly heart. And ultimately, they convince me: I don’t need to be perfect, but I can be good enough—and there’s tremendous hope in that good news.”