Fake it till you Break it explores how this popular phrase damages our spiritual lives despite containing kernels of truth. This message examines the origins of this philosophy in early 20th century psychology and self-help culture, revealing why it's particularly dangerous for Christians. While projecting confidence occasionally helps in professional settings or difficult days, consistently faking our abilities, emotions, or spiritual maturity leads to harmful consequences in work, relationships, and our emotional health. The Apostle Paul modeled authentic faith in Romans 7, openly acknowledging his struggles with sin rather than pretending to have achieved spiritual perfection. King David's attempt to fake righteousness after his sin with Bathsheba demonstrates the internal torment that comes from living inauthentically. The liberating truth is that we cannot overcome sin through our own efforts—we need Jesus, who never faked anything but perfectly fulfilled God's standards on our behalf. This message provides practical guidance for breaking free from performance-based Christianity through honest prayer, confession, and building authentic relationships with fellow believers. Discover the freedom that comes when we stop pretending and embrace God's grace. Keywords: authenticity, Christian living, spiritual growth, Romans 7, King David, confession, accountability, freedom in Christ, overcoming sin, spiritual maturity, honesty, Christian community, grace, forgiveness, spiritual transformation, Christian relationships, prayer life, biblical truth, Paul's teachings, Jesus Christ.