"I feel like a nobody." Have you ever said something similar? In the world we live in, it's all too easy to feel unnoticed. Nobody wants to be a nobody. Our career choices and entertainment all point to the lifelong pursuit of grand achievements, success stories, and lasting recognition. We all want to be somebody—even as Christians—and we feel utterly crushed and defeated when things don't turn out that way. How did it all come to this? In God Loves Nobodies, Pastor Matthew Doebler dives into the universal human desire to be special, even exceptional. Using biblical accounts, humorous pop culture references, and more, Pastor Doebler unmasks what he labels the "Somebody Problem," the never-ending race for significance, and explains how and why Jesus is the solution to your desire to be somebody. Do you sometimes feel like a nobody? Then this book is for you. Here's what people are saying about God Loves Nobodies: "The best version of anyone is their identity designed and assigned by God's grace. In God Loves Nobodies you will find more meaning, purpose, and significance no matter who you are. Packed with cultural illustrations and biblical evidence, it will engage you to better answer the universal and personal question, "Who am I?" –Pastor Daron Lindemann, Crosslife Church, Pflugerville, TX "My whole life I've felt like someone who never quite fit in. That's why I'm so thankful for this book. It is filled with good news and some good laughs. Pastor Matt shows from Scripture that God sees nobodies, saves nobodies, and even uses nobodies. If you have ever felt like an outsider, read this book." –Pastor Ben Sadler, Victory of the Lamb Lutheran Church, Franklin, WI