Gospel Fare
A Letter To My Fellow Perfectionists
How can perfectionists find peace? By embracing grace, letting go of unrealistic standards, and trusting in Jesus Christ.
Brianna Holmes
August 28, 2024
How can perfectionists find peace? By embracing grace, letting go of unrealistic standards, and trusting in Jesus Christ.
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