Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World

In a world where every scroll can spark self-doubt, Face Time offers teen girls a refreshing, hope-filled path to confidence rooted in God’s love.

Face Time speaks directly to the challenges girls face in a digital world filled with constant posts, images, and expectations. As social media encourages comparison and self-doubt, many girls feel pressure to measure up—and may turn to harmful behaviors, perfectionism, or unhealthy relationships in an attempt to feel accepted or in control. Kristen Hatton offers a better way, inviting readers to find security, worth, and identity not in their online image but in the God who loves them.

Through real-life storytelling, biblical insight, and practical guidance, Hatton addresses topics such as body image, dating, sex, substance use, materialism, and self-harm with honesty and compassion. She shows teen girls how to identify the lies they believe, replace them with God’s truth, and live confidently out of the love they were created for. The result is an encouraging, empowering journey toward lasting peace and authentic identity.

• Offers honest, engaging guidance for girls facing the pressures of social media, comparison, and self-image.
• Shows how to confront harmful cultural messages and replace them with truth grounded in Scripture.
• Provides a hopeful path toward lasting identity, security, and belonging rooted in God’s care and love.

Kristen Hatton, LPC-A, is a native Texan now putting roots down in Edmond, OK with her church-planter/pastor husband and their three teenagers. With a public relations background from Southern Methodist University, Kristen has a wide array of professional experiences, none of which she counts as important as the job of being a present mom. Through leading a small group Bible study of teenagers, she has discovered her passion for teaching and writing about God's grace.