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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 58 MIN

Good Church Girl to Prodigal: How Christian Perfectionism Twisted the Gospel (Part 2/2) | 020

from The Redeemed Perfectionist | Christian Perfectionism, Identity in Christ, People Pleasing · host Lenee' M. Pezzano | Recovered Perfectionist

Read Amy's full story in her new book, Ring of Fire.  Get your copy here!Learn more about Amy at www.amydial.com.  Part one ended with a gut-punch: Amy—crushed under secret sin, shame, and the religious lie “You’re too far gone”—sat in a car headed to an abortion clinic, convinced God was finished with her.But part two is where everything turns.In this episode of The Redeemed Perfectionist, you’ll hear what happens when the enemy tries to finish the story with fear, condemnation, and even suicide—and what happens when Jesus interrupts with a single sentence that changes everything: “Remember who you are.”Amy shares what it felt like inside that clinic, the dehumanizing pressure, the spiritual warfare she didn’t yet have language for, and the moment God’s presence broke through when she couldn’t even pray. You’ll also hear how the Lord began rebuilding her life—step by step—from religion to relationship, from “worthless” to priceless, and from hiding in shame to living with reverence, identity, and real intimacy with God.If you’ve ever believed:“I should know better by now.”“One more mistake and God will punish me.”“I’ve gone too far.”“I don’t deserve to be here.”…this episode is for you.Take a breath. Unclench your jaw. Don’t run. Redemption isn’t coming someday—it's coming now.Listen in for: grace vs. condemnation, Christian perfectionism, religious fear, shame, abortion pressure, spiritual warfare, suicide lies, identity in Christ, and what it looks like to obey God from love—not fear.Next step: Hit Follow/Subscribe, share this with the woman on your heart, and leave a quick review so more women can find freedom. And if this stirred something deep in you, check the show notes to leave Leneé a message or join the Redeemed Perfectionist Facebook community—because we’re not doing this alone anymore.🌐 Connect with Lenee' Pezzano and The Redeemed Perfectionist         🔗 www.leneepezzano.com – Explore Resources & More                📞Ask Lenee' Anything!: https://www.speakpipe.com/LeneePezzano         

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Read Amy's full story in her new book, Ring of Fire. Get your copy here! Learn more about Amy at www.amydial.com. Part one ended with a gut-punch: Amy—crushed under secret sin, shame, and the religious lie “You’re too far gone”—sat in a car headed to an abortion clinic, convinced God was finished with her. But part two is where everything turns. In this episode of The Redeemed Perfectionist, you’ll hear what happens when the enemy tries to finish the story with fear, condemnatio...

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