If you’ve ever struggled with perfectionism, and what it actually means to serve Jesus well, then you’re in the right place.
I wrote a book just for you.
Good Enough: Learning to Let Go of Perfect for the Sake of Holy
You’ve checked all the boxes. You’ve done all the right things.
But something has still gone terribly wrong.
This is where Wendi Nunnery—Jesus follower, college graduate, and newlywed—found herself eleven years ago. After years of meeting all the expectations set for a “good” Christian girl, she was suddenly spiraling into an unknown terror she would later discover was Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and questioning everything she’d ever known about herself…and God.
It took nearly a decade, but eventually, Wendi learned her value was fixed. Finished. Holy.And it’s in the pages of this book where she lays out the story of how and invites you to come along, find a friend, and realize you are not alone in your wandering.
Driven by thoughtful, poignant essays with just the right amount of colorful language, Good Enough tackles the lie that we are required to be perfect in order to be good and, most importantly, reveals the truth about how much we’ve already been given.
What Others Are Saying About Good Enough:
““Good Enough is a refreshing glass of water for those who have exhausted themselves doing everything but resting in God’s promises and love. With vulnerability and passion, Wendi reminds us that God wants so much more for us than striving to be perfect.””
““Good Enough gives readers permission to stop striving for perfection and start living with holiness in view. If you’re like me, you need this message.””
““Wendi tells her story with a vulnerability and grace that brought me to tears more than once. As someone who struggles with anxiety and panic, I found reading Wendi’s words to be deeply refreshing and comforting—like a cup of hot coffee on a freezing winter morning.” ”
““In Good Enough, Wendi addresses the power of shame, the toxic expectations of others, caring for your own mental health, and what it means to get back to a faith where Jesus is enough. In the midst of a cultural moment with more confusion than clarity, her voice is exactly what is needed.””