Do you ever feel like you just can't meet God's standards?

Patricia Saladin learned to put those feelings into perspective.

What really God taught me was, you know, Patricia, you will never measure up.

But the love that Christ had, Christ loved them to the end, that's the love that all of these women have because it's not your love.

It's Christ's love.

I mean, Christ's record is what is in my account.

So he doesn't see me.

God doesn't see me in my imperfection, in my weaknesses.

Of course, he knows. He knows that, but he sees Christ's record in me. And that is something I repeat to myself almost every day.

Welcome to the Revive Our Hearts podcast for March 2nd, 2021. I'm Nancy DeMoss, Wagon.

So, do you cut your hair after you come back from the salon when you notice they missed one little

spot?

Are you always telling people, your pie didn't turn out quite right? Do you spend too much time checking and double checking and triple checking that column in the spreadsheet?

Ooh, I can relate to that one. Well, if so, you just might be a perfectionist.

Yesterday on Revive Our Hearts, we heard the first part of a conversation between Well, if so, you just might be a perfectionist.

Yesterday on Revive Our Hearts, we heard the first part of a conversation between Dana Gresh, Amy Baker, Aaron Davis, and Patricia Solidine.

They're talking about perfectionism.

If you miss that discussion, you'll want to go back and find it at Revive Our hearts.com or on the Revive Our Hearts app.

I want to encourage you to go back and listen because today we're going to talk about spiritual perfectionism, how that same obsession with control and being flawless can show up

in our relationship with God. It's often rooted in the lie that we can earn God's love and work our way to

heaven. Of course, most of us would never say that out loud, and yet don't we sometimes live that way?

Here's Dana Gresh to begin the conversation. I'm joined once again by Dr. Amy Baker. She's the

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