#212: Can I Give Up on Perfect? With Scarlet Hiltibidal

4:13 Podcast with Jennifer Rothschild

Jennifer Rothschild

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Do you feel like you have to be the best at everything? The best mom. The best wife. The best sandwich-maker. Or even the best Christian?

Today’s guest, author Scarlet Hiltibidal, knows exactly what it’s like to constantly strive for perfection. For Scarlet, trying to be the best at pretty much everything was her life story. But now, she has learned to give up on perfect and embraced grace instead.

We’re about to stare our less-than-perfect selves straight in the face and feel the weight of just how absurdly and glaringly off the mark we actually are! And then, we’ll get to experience the freedom of grace!

It’s time to stop trying to be perfect and start walking with the One who really is perfect. And as we do, we will be changed for the better.

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0:00.0	Oh, okay, before we start, we have got to practice her name, okay?
0:04.1	We're gonna have a little, you got that right.
0:06.2	Okay.
0:07.2	Okay.
0:08.2	I want to hear.
0:09.2	Okay.
0:10.2	Let me just try it.
0:11.7	Hit it, but all.
0:12.7	Hit it, but all.
0:13.7	Hey, that's not bad.
0:14.7	Really?
0:15.7	But I think it's hiltabitle.
0:16.7	Oh, that's right.
0:17.7	That's an L. I need to, I got a smudge on my glasses.
0:21.7	Hiltabitle.
0:22.7	Say.
0:23.7	Hiltabitle.
0:24.7	Hiltabitle.
0:25.7	Hiltabitle.
0:26.7	Hiltabitle.
0:27.7	Hiltabitle.
0:28.7	Hiltabitle.
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