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Fiercely faithful, devoted and diligent. Innocently impulsive, loud and loyal. Oh, Peter, how you loved him, with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Like me, do you find yourself gravitating toward books, articles, and podcasts to help make things better? Maybe it's time again to read about how to stop our relentless striving and rest in the grace of God.

What can we learn from those on the journey both behind us and ahead of us? Grace.

draw near and consume take up and eat, savor the sweetness of hope, of peace, of truth. For winter will come.

For those of us looking for peace and freedom from perfectionistic tendencies, I recommend the following books.

We know the answer is Jesus, and we come to him—to ask our questions, to intercede for others. And yet our flesh needs evidence, proof.

God didn't want this for us either. But He allowed it so that we could understand how weak we truly are, and how strong He always will be.

Though the current condition of our world is disheartening, there is a bigger picture here: sin’s reign on earth will only last so long.

Real life doesn't always follow the script in our heads.

For those of us who struggle with perfectionistic tendencies, it can be difficult to find peace when making decisions.

In the middle of our pain and brokenness, we convince ourselves that other people never experience similar feelings.