Why We Avoid the Ugly Carrots | Anchor Points | Ep. 94
I can open a bag of baby carrots and somehow still find myself searching for the most perfectly shaped ones. The odd-looking carrots stay behind because, apparently, even my snacks have to meet some strange standard of perfection.
But those little carrots got me thinking about how easily we do the same thing with ourselves. We can spend so much energy trying to become a cleaner, prettier, more acceptable version of who we think we should be.
God isn’t asking us to manufacture a perfect version of ourselves. Our value isn’t found in looking polished. Maybe there’s some freedom today in…
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