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When do high standards become enslaving rather than God-glorifying? Lou Priolo explores several definitions of perfectionism to give a full-orbed, biblically nuanced picture. Using thirty-one devotional readings—supplemented with exercises, checklists, and action points—set aside all-or-nothing thinking and learn how to reprogram your conscience using biblical principles. You will find peace and freedom in God’s Word.

Endorsements

“One of the indelible marks of all true Christians is that we freely confess our own imperfections and press on, cultivating a vibrant, active conscience that is shaped and informed by Scripture. Lou Priolo’s monthlong daily devotional on perfectionism is a wonderfully practical help for any Christian who is grappling with these issues.”

—John MacArthur, Pastor-Teacher, Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, California

“Lou helps us to pivot away from the bondage of perfectionism and toward the freedom of Spirit-empowered progress. Do you struggle with self-condemnation, self-loathing, or even self-hatred at times? If so, this guide will serve you well.”

—Christine Chappell, Hope + Help Podcast Host, Institute for Biblical Counseling & Discipleship

“In this heart-searching devotional, [Lou Priolo] helps us to look . . . at the sufficiency of Christ and His work on our behalf. His biblical counsel will help many strugglers learn to rest in Jesus and walk in wisdom and grace.”

—Paul Tautges, Pastor; Counselor; Author, Remade

“Lou Priolo taught me how to be a biblical counselor and showed me what it means to live a life that glorifies God. . . . This is a book that I highly recommend, and I will recommend it often.”

—Martha Peace, ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor

The Author

Lou Priolo

Lou Priolo (1954–2023) was a full-time biblical counselor for nearly forty years, the author of many counseling books and resources, and an international speaker who encouraged and equipped pastors in biblical counseling. A fellow of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors, he last served as counseling pastor at Christ Covenant Church in Atlanta, Georgia.

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