
In "Dare to Drop the Pose," Pastor Craig Groeschel challenges Christians to abandon their perfect facades. Dubbed "America's Pastor," Groeschel confronts ten taboo thoughts believers secretly harbor but fear expressing. What would your church look like if everyone stopped pretending and embraced radical authenticity?
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Standing before thousands every Sunday, Craig Groeschel had perfected the art of appearing spiritual. His sermons moved hearts, his prayers sounded eloquent, and his pastoral presence radiated confidence. Yet inside, he was drowning. One morning, approaching the pulpit, a devastating realization struck: he hadn't prayed once that entire week. He had become a full-time minister but a part-time follower of Christ. That Sunday, without notes and with a dry throat, he did something terrifying-he told the truth. "My relationship with God is not what it should be," he confessed to two hundred stunned faces. What happened next changed everything. People wept, not just for his struggles but for their own hidden failures. In that moment of radical honesty, God's presence flooded the room in ways his polished performances never achieved. We all wear masks-saying the right things to parents, performing for bosses, curating perfect social media lives. But what if the very thing we're hiding is what could set us free?