I’ll let the quotes below speak for themselves.

Here are three interviews with Lamott, two written, one audio.
Two quotes from the first interview:

The San Francisco Chronicle points out, “Anne Lamott is walking proof that a person can be both reverent and irreverent in the same lifetime. Sometimes even in the same breath.”

I’ve written a lot about the fact that I find life exhausting and confusing; a lot of the time, I feel wonder and fascination—things are sort of funny and sweet—but a lot of the time they’re just harder than anyone could have ever imagined.

A quote from the second:

Author Anne Lamott may shatter many people’s stereotypes about what a successful spiritual writer is like. She’s a dreadlock-wearing, politically liberal, born-again Christian who uses biting humor — and sometimes foul language — when she describes her deeply held personal faith.

A quote from the third:

Essayist Anne Lamott’s latest book returns to the theme that spirituality can be both difficult and rewarding, but never offers easy answers.