The Redeemed Perfectionist | Christian Perfectionism, Identity in Christ, People Pleasing

I help Christian women break up with perfectionism and discover the life-changing power of God’s grace. Let’s face it: You’ve tried to meet every expectation 😞 — yours, others', even God's. But you're exhausted, overthinking everything, and wondering if you’ll ever be “enough." 😩 Every perfectionist knows the weight of these struggles. But what if God’s heart for you is different than you think? 🥰 Welcome to The Redeemed Perfectionist —the podcast that helps you: 🦋 Stop striving and start living in joy! 🤗 Live as a daughter who is fully accepted in your perfectly imperfect condition. 😵‍💫 Experience God's love like never before. Whether you’ve been a Christian for years or are just beginning your faith journey, this podcast offers practical insights and wisdom to help you break free from the prison of perfectionism. <br

The Redeemed Perfectionist | Christian Perfectionism, Identity in Christ, People Pleasing is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #36

  How to Recognize God’s Voice When Fear Sounds Convincing | 036

  Aug 4, 202621 min

  Have you ever wondered whether the voice you’re hearing is really God—or fear speaking in a convincing disguise? For years, I believed God’s voice sounded disappointed, demanding, and ready to punish me when I failed. My prayers were filled with apologies, begging, and fear that I might eventually run out of grace. What I did not realize was that Christian perfectionism had distorted the way I heard God. In this deeply personal episode, I share the speech I delivered on stage about the moment God began exposing the counterfeit voice I had mistaken for His. We’ll explore how fear-based faith turns conviction into condemnation, why trying harder cannot produce lasting freedom, and how grace changes the way we approach God after we sin or struggle. You’ll discover: How fear, shame, striving, and exhaustion create a repeating perfectionism cycle Why God’s compassion can feel suspicious when you are accustomed to performance-based love The difference between conviction that leads you toward God and condemnation that drives you away Three questions that can reveal what you truly believe about God’s heart How to approach the throne of grace as a beloved daughter instead of begging like an outsider God’s voice may correct you, but it will never contradict His loving and redemptive nature. You do not have to overcome fear, weakness, or temptation through your own strength. Grace invites you to come closer. Take the Grace Scale Quiz through the link in the show notes to discover how perfectionism may be affecting your faith, relationships, decisions, and ability to rest. Your worth is not based on your ability to perform for God. The fact that Jesus died for you reveals the value He has already placed upon you. Connect with Lenee' Pezzano and The Redeemed Perfectionist Find Your People -- Join The Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook Community: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Facebook Embrace Grace: Discover You Will Make Mistakes https://amzn.to/4hKwhpW Start Your Journey – Explore Resources & More https://www.leneepezzano.com/ Let's Connect - Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leneepezzano/ Ask Lenee' Anything!: https://www.speakpipe.com/LeneePezzano Show support: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Where Grace Meets Grit: Healing the Perfectionist Heart | Patreon

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  Episode #35

  What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You About Faith, Rest & Perfectionism | with Emily Schwartz | 035

  Jul 21, 202649 min

  Have you ever done everything right — eaten clean, worked out, taken your vitamins — and still felt like your body was falling apart? For perfectionists, the very habits we believe are keeping us healthy are sometimes the exact things destroying us from the inside out. In this episode, Lenee' Pezzano sits down with Emily Schwartz, certified nutrition and fitness coach and founder of Whole Hearted Health with Emily, to talk about what happens when a driven, faith-filled woman finally stops performing for her health and starts actually listening to her body. Emily shares her personal journey through hair loss, hormonal disruption, and physical depletion — all while doing everything "right" — and how a simple DNA blueprint revealed what years of specialists couldn't. Together, Lenee' and Emily go deep on the connection between perfectionism, control, and physical health. They unpack what it really means to rest as an act of faith — not a reward you earn. They teach on the spiritual battle to possess your soul. And Emily shares one simple, practical gratitude strategy you can use today the next time a "not enough" thought rolls in. This episode is for you if you are exhausted in a way sleep doesn't fix. If you have been running on fumes and calling it faithfulness. If you have ever wondered whether healing is actually possible — not just managed, but real. It is. And this conversation is a step toward it. In this episode you will learn: Why perfectionism shows up in our bodies — and what to do about it How a DNA blueprint revealed the root of Emily's anxiety, hair loss, and hormonal imbalance What the Bible actually says about rest — and why it is an act of faith, not a reward How to possess your soul when life feels out of control A simple gratitude strategy to redirect "not enough" thinking Connect with Emily Schwartz: Wholeheartedhealthwithemily.com | The Whole-Hearted Truths Podcast | Emily Schwartz on Instagram , Facebook and YouTube Channel Connect with Lenee': leneepezzano.com | Grace Scale Quiz | Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook Community Scripture referenced: Matthew 11:28, 2 Corinthians 10:5, Philippians 4:8, Luke 21:19, Ephesians 6:18, Romans 12:2, Psalm 139:14 Connect with Lenee' Pezzano and The Redeemed Perfectionist Find Your People -- Join The Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook Community: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Facebook Embrace Grace: Discover You Will Make Mistakes https://amzn.to/4hKwhpW Start Your Journey – Explore Resources & More https://www.leneepezzano.com/ Let's Connect - Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leneepezzano/ Ask Lenee' Anything!: https://www.speakpipe.com/LeneePezzano Show support: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Where Grace Meets Grit: Healing the Perfectionist Heart | Patreon

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  Episode #34

  When Your ADHD Brain Feels Unsafe: Perfectionism, Faith, and Rest in Jesus with Emily Morrone | 034

  Jul 7, 20261h 8m

  Have you ever felt like your brain is going in a hundred directions at once — while your inner critic keeps telling you that you are not doing enough, not obeying fast enough, or not measuring up spiritually? In this episode of The Redeemed Perfectionist , Leneé Pezzano closes out the ADHD, perfectionism, and faith series with Emily Morrone , an ADHD coach and licensed pastoral counselor. Together, they talk about the connection between ADHD, perfectionism, nervous system safety, rejection sensitivity, spiritual shame, and learning to rest in Jesus. Emily shares how ADHD can show up as internal hyper-awareness, emotional overwhelm, control, avoidance, rejection sensitivity, and difficulty staying present. She also explains the green, yellow, and red zones of nervous system regulation — and how those states can affect the way we relate to God, ourselves, and others. This conversation is especially for the high-achieving Christian woman who loves God deeply but still feels afraid of disappointing Him. If you have ever confused obedience with pressure, struggled to believe God is safe, or felt like your ADHD symptoms were proof of spiritual failure, this episode will help you begin seeing yourself through the lens of grace instead of shame. Together, Leneé and Emily talk about: Why ADHD is not a character flaw or spiritual failure How perfectionism can distort the way we see God Why rejection sensitivity can feel so intense for the ADHD brain What nervous system safety has to do with faith How control and avoidance may be signs of feeling threatened Why small steps matter in your walk with Jesus What it means to come to God with belief and unbelief How to begin rebuilding trust with God when He does not feel safe yet Why your mustard seed of faith really is enough to begin If you are tired of striving, overthinking, shutting down, or trying to fix everything immediately, this episode is an invitation to stop calling yourself broken and start asking, “Lord, what are You showing me about how You made me, how You love me, and how You want to lead me?” God is not waiting for you to become perfect before He draws near. He is here now. He is gentle now. And He is a safe place. CONNECT WITH EMILY Facebook Group: Equipped Coaching | Facebook Support Group for Christian Moms of Anxious Kids: Christian Moms of Anxious Kids (Support Group) | Facebo ok GRACE SCALE QUIZ - Part with Perfectionism. 🌐 Connect with Lenee' Pezzano and The Redeemed Perfectionist 👥 Find Your People -- Join The Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook Community: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Facebook 📖 Embrace Grace: Discover You Will Make Mistakes https://amzn.to/4hKwhpW 🔗 Start Your Journey – Explore Resources & More https://www.leneepezzano.com/ 📱 Let's Connect - Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leneepezzano/ 📞Ask Lenee' Anything!: https://www.speakpipe.com/LeneePezzano 💰 Show support: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Where Grace Meets Grit: Healing the Perfectionist Heart | Patreon

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  Episode #33

  Casting Down Vain Imaginations: How God Rewires the Perfectionist Brain| 033

  Jun 25, 202650 min

  Have you done the Bible studies, declared the truth out loud, been to counseling — and still feel stuck? What if that's not a faith problem? What if it's a wiring problem? In this powerful bonus episode, I'm joined by transformational coach and Kingdom neurocoaching trainer Raven Van Asten , founder of Kumi Collective, who has spent over 29 years helping people understand how the brain forms beliefs, stores trauma, and — here's the good news — how God designed us to be rewired from the inside out. This isn't self-help. This isn't new age. This is Romans 12:2 made practical. Together we're talking about: ✦ What "vain imaginations" actually means in the Greek — and why your looping thoughts aren't a discipline problem ✦ How limiting beliefs get wired into your nervous system (and why willpower alone can't undo them) ✦ The reconsolidation window — the God-designed 6-hour window where the brain forms new neural networks after healing work ✦ What it looks like when the Holy Spirit walks into a memory and rewrites it with His presence ✦ How perfectionism is often rooted in shame — and what freedom actually looks and feels like ✦ Why brain rewiring and Biblical truth aren't in conflict — they were always meant to work together Whether you've been stuck in the same belief system for years, you're a coach or counselor looking to expand how you help others get free, or you simply want God to feel like a safe space again — this episode is for you. For coaches, counselors, and ministry leaders: Raven's 12-week Kingdom Neuro Coaching Certification begins June 29th. Mention The Redeemed Perfectionist and receive an automatic $400 scholarship . Links in show notes. For listeners who want to receive this work personally: I am currently in training for certification and will be offering individual and small group sessions. Email lenee@leneepezzano.com with the word WAITLIST in the subject line. Healing doesn't have to be dramatic. It just has to be surrendered. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To connect with Raven: Email: ravenvanasten@gmail.com Visit her website at: www.kumicollective.com . Apply here for a seat in the upcoming Kingdom Neuro Coaching training and certification. 🌐 Connect with Lenee' Pezzano and The Redeemed Perfectionist 👥 Find Your People -- Join The Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook Community: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Facebook 📖 Embrace Grace: Discover You Will Make Mistakes https://amzn.to/4hKwhpW 🔗 Start Your Journey – Explore Resources & More https://www.leneepezzano.com/ 📱 Let's Connect - Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leneepezzano/ 📞Ask Lenee' Anything!: https://www.speakpipe.com/LeneePezzano 💰 Show support: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Where Grace Meets Grit: Healing the Perfectionist Heart | Patreon

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  Episode #31

  Letting God Father You | Healing Perfectionism, Identity & the Nervous System | Pt. 2 with Dr. Ashleigh Moreland | 032

  Jun 23, 202648 min

  If you've ever had a theology of a good Father but a nervous system that still doesn't believe it — this episode is where we go next. In Part 2 of this two-part conversation, I sit back down with Dr. Ashleigh Moreland — neurophysiologist, therapist, and founder of the ReMind Institute — to pick up right where we left off. We go beyond the science of perfectionism and anxiety and get into what healing actually looks like when the sheep stops fighting to escape the mountain and finally lets the Shepherd come in. In this episode we cover: What it looks like to stop performing for God and actually let Him father you The neuroscience behind why we literally cannot heal as well in isolation — and what Dr. Ash accidentally discovered in her PhD research about community, oxytocin, and the brain's capacity for change The inheritance that matters more than anything you could leave in a bank account ADHD, perfectionism, and what it means to live in harmony with how you're wired instead of fighting it Dr. Ash's "Tong Theory" and why your diagnosis doesn't get to be your ceiling What happened during worship that Dr. Ash hadn't shared with anyone — until this conversation How to move from repenting out of fear to repenting from a place of grace Why faith is the opposite of control — and how that changes everything for the perfectionist Whether you're navigating anxiety, perfectionism, relational trauma, or a complicated relationship with God, this conversation will give you hope that healing is not only possible — it's already in motion. 🎧 New here? Start with Episode 031 — Part 1 of this conversation. Take the Grace Scale Quiz and find Lenee’s book, You Will Make Mistakes: Discovering God’s Grace in the Midst of Perfectionism , at leneepezzano.com. Connect with Dr. Ash here: - ReMIND Institute - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn 🌐 Connect with Lenee' Pezzano and The Redeemed Perfectionist 👥 Find Your People -- Join The Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook Community: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Facebook 📖 Embrace Grace: Discover You Will Make Mistakes https://amzn.to/4hKwhpW 🔗 Start Your Journey – Explore Resources & More https://www.leneepezzano.com/ 📱 Let's Connect - Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leneepezzano/ 📞Ask Lenee' Anything!: https://www.speakpipe.com/LeneePezzano 💰 Show support: The Redeemed Perfectionist | Where Grace Meets Grit: Healing the Perfectionist Heart | Patreon

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