
If perfection is an illusion, why are so many of us chasing it? We live in a world that is constantly telling us we need to be it all and have it all to be worthy. It leads us to hide our imperfections and overcompensate our strengths - and leaves us exhausted. Join hosts Robin May and Denise Bickel for meaningful, cross-generational conversations that will leave you uplifted and encouraged about ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 336 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessReligion & SpiritualityChristianityMental Health | |||

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Ever catch yourself brushing off certain behaviors the Bible would call sins because they don't seem "that bad"? In this episode, we get real about the “acceptable sins” so many of us excuse — things like anger, gossip, worry, pride, and discontentme... more
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Every time I tune into Robin and Denise, I hear something that touches my heart in a meaningful way. Anyone looking for substance and significance will benefit from listening and becoming a follower.
I love The Problem with Perfect because it’s honest and relatable. The conversations help me focus on what really matters. Each episode offers encouragement for real life. A great way to start your week!
Another great podcast! Thanks for the nod to renew our personal self in the spring. I finally started a gratitude journal. As always, it’s good to hear these podcasts. You are the best!
Just finished What Does it Look Like to Love the Least of These;… All 3 episodes were so difficult to hear yet so well done. Thanks to Robin, Denise and Buddy for sharing this surprising story and the heartfelt emotions. I appreciate your courage and honesty. I learned so much (again).
I’m an avid podcast listener and have developed a discerning taste for quality content (podcast snob…maybe). The Problem With Perfect excels in delivering diverse topics, genuine discussions, and a multigenerational perspective that I truly appreciate. The conversational flow, sound quality, and editing are equally impressive. This morning, I listened to one of my favorite NPR podcasts during my drive, and upon switching to the latest episode of the Problem With Perfect, I was pleasantly surpris... more
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The discussions revolve around the theme of imperfection and the societal pressures that compel individuals to pursue unattainable standards of perfection. Topics span mental health, faith, personal growth, and coping strategies through shared experiences and expert insights. Highlighting the importance of community, vulnerability, and resilience, the conversations often incorporate elements of Christian teachings and values, making it particularly appealing to listeners seeking encouragement amidst life's challenges. The contrasting perspectives on various issues contribute to the multigenerational appeal of the sessions, ensuring that a wide audience can find connection and support in the narratives shared.
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