Enough Is Enough | Part 1

Driven by our perfectionist thinking, we believe that we can avoid the haunting shadow of shame and the fear of unworthiness if we can perform perfectly. In our futile quest for perfection, we either give our struggles more power than they deserve and allow them to become our identity, or we give up hope, settle for the status quo, or pretend like we have it all together. Our push for perfection finds its fuel in our desire to avoid confronting the reality that we need something or, in the case of Christ, someone. Where there is perfection, there is no need for grace, forgiveness, love, faith, or trust. The ugliness of perfectionism causes us to miss and experience the beauty of the Gospel. We’re so concerned with what we’re doing that we lose sight of what God has done. We are enough, because Christ is enough.