This episode, I’m sharing my story of starting over again (and again) with launching this podcast and how the Lord is continuing to teach me that in all things, it doesn't need to be perfect to be good, having a heart that is others-focused is the end-goal and that we can’t let the fear of getting it wrong keep us from giving it a try.

In this episode you’ll hear:

• A snippet of my struggle with perfectionism
• How I lost a full season of recorded episodes a week before my originally planned launch
• My approach to changing the name of my podcast the week I announced that I was launching it

I’m starting over, again. But I know that the promise of Philippians 1:6 is mine for the taking, and yours as well. 

“And we have confidence in this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”

Friends, we can celebrate confidently without having to do it perfectly, because celebrating others and ourselves is God’s idea. And it’s a good one. And He will be faithful to carry it out. 

So let’s lean into trying new things -- encouraging someone in a way that may feel awkward at first, hosting a gathering when you don’t feel equipped, going above and beyond when you’d rather just stay in your comfort zone, being willing to humble ourselves and start again. We have confidence in something that is outside ourselves and isn’t that good news for the perfectionist in all of us?

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