Have you ever felt that your faith has become a routine? That you do everything right, yet your heart still feels empty?

In a small room in the San Martín neighborhood, seven people meet every Tuesday to seek God. From the outside, they seem like the perfect group: a devoted leader, a dedicated college student, a gifted musician, a tireless prayer warrior, and other seemingly faithful believers.

But behind the smiles, open Bibles, and words of faith, each of them is fighting a battle no one else can see.

Seven lives. Seven wounds. Seven different ways of drifting away from God.

Andrés has turned ministry into endless activity and can no longer remember the last time he truly felt the presence of God.

Sofía faces bullying and rejection because of her faith while struggling not to lose what she believes in.

Marcos, an admired worship leader, hides a double life behind his guitar.

Luca mistakes his own wounds for spiritual gifts and begins leading the group down a dangerous path.

Gabriel knows the language of church life and maintains all the right appearances, yet his spiritual life has grown cold.

Rebeca, a humble widow, holds the group together with the one weapon she has never abandoned: prayer.

Elías, a successful businessman, tries to fit God into a schedule where there is hardly any room left for Him.

Through a narrative that alternates between the lives of these seven characters and moments of deep reflection, Imperfect Faith introduces a unique "Mirror Style"—an experience in which the story stops being only about them and begins to become about you.

Because perhaps Andrés is not just Andrés.
Perhaps Sofía is not just Sofía.
Perhaps one of them is living inside you.

In these pages, you will discover that:

•Being busy doing God's work is not the same as being close to God.
•Vulnerability can be the first step toward true restoration.
•Unacknowledged wounds can disguise themselves as spirituality.
•The appearance of a Christian life does not guarantee a transformed life.
•No matter how far away you may have felt, there is always a way back.

Imperfect Faith is more than a novel. It is an invitation to stop pretending, confront the battles no one sees, and return to the Father's arms.

Because in a world where spiritual appearances can hide almost anything, the question is not whether you will see yourself reflected in these pages.

The real question is: What will you do when you finally recognize yourself?