What happens when your faith collides with your feelings, your reality, and everything the world
says you should be?
In this raw and powerful memoir, Tyler Goring invites readers into the most personal chapters of
her life-where grief, identity, rejection, shame, and faith collide. From growing up in the church
as a pastor's kid to silently battling depression, dealing with rejection, and wrestling with
questions about her sexuality, Tyler shares her journey with gut-level honesty and courageous
vulnerability.
Trusting God Anyway is the story of a woman who dared to ask the hard questions, confront deep
pain, and wrestle with her identity while seeking the God who never let go. Through heartbreak,
therapy, church hurt, healing, and spiritual awakening, Tyler finds that trusting God doesn't
require having all the answers-it requires surrender, honesty, and courage to believe He is good
even when life is not.
This is more than a memoir. It's a lifeline for anyone who's ever felt like they didn't belong, who
has questioned their worth, or who wonders if God still sees them. Tyler's testimony is proof that
God can handle your questions, your pain, and your process-and still call you His own.
For readers who feel unseen, confused, or exhausted from trying to be perfect, this book
offers permission to come as you are-and trust God anyway.
