We value authenticity. Anyone can be real and come as they are. We don’t wear masks and no one is perfect. We admit our failures and embrace a need for growth. Being real includes the grace and freedom to fail. No one is faultless, so perfection is not a requirement. Rather, what is needed is a genuine and honest approach to life that strives for Christian growth but admits failure along the way. We don’t have it figured out, but God does. Once there is authenticity, we can experience God’s transformation. Being real is part of living a bold life.