Seriously? Welcome to Among the Lillies. This is a show for ladies who are tired of pretending

and are ready to be real. I'm your host, Cameron Fred. Sorry, I'm brand new to this YouTube.

I'm sure most of you know that, but I'm a little nervous. I've been doing podcasting for years.

I'm great getting in front of a crowd of people. You can give me a thousand people,

five thousand people. I'm good, but talking to a camera is a little awkward. I'm not going to lie.

So please be patient with me as I'm learning. I really appreciate it. A lot of y'all

gave me good feedback last time and thank you. I need that. I need the encouragement in the beginning

and the grace. So thank you so much. I'm not used to this. If I'm like looking this way,

I'm sorry I'm going to try to keep looking at the camera, but this is so not my comfort zone.

So I'm going to try because I want to be real and that's my thing, right? I'm going to be real

with y'all. So thank you so much for joining me today. This is going to go as like a regular

podcast for other people, but for those of you watching now on YouTube, it's live. So I'm very

happy to be here with you. If you can see, I'm in the Pines with Aquinas studio Matt's letting me

borrow his background stuff. So yeah, thank you so much. All right. So I'm going to talk about

what three main things that you need to know in being a saint. I think a lot of times people

think to be a saint or to grow in holiness, we need to be just like so and so, fill in the blank,

whether it's Emily Wilson or Christina Everett, Kimberly Hawn. I don't know, whoever you think of,

we're like, that's what it means to be a saint. No, not really. The Lord didn't create you to be

Emily Wilson, unless you actually are Emily Wilson, then yes, he did create you to be you,

but the rest of us were not supposed to be her. She's great. She's beautiful. She's amazing. I,

yeah, I think she's wonderful, but I cannot be her. I would fail if I tried to be here, okay? So our

first point is be you, not someone else, okay? Be you, don't be her. This is the exact opposite of

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