Good Enough

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This compassionate and insightful collection of Christian daily reflections addresses living with imperfection in a self-help culture that emphasizes relentless progress. From the New York Times bestselling author and executive producer of the Everything Happens podcast, the work follows the author’s journey through a Stage IV cancer diagnosis, exploring how life can be both challenging and beautiful when we let go of certainty and control. In this devotional, the author and co-author present around 40 short spiritual reflections that encourage readers to understand life not as a quest for endless improvement but as a chronic condition. It serves as a comforting companion for those who feel guilty about not living their best lives. With gentle humor, the authors grant permission to acknowledge that while some aspects of life can be fixed, others cannot—and that it's okay for life not to always be better. Through beautifully crafted reflections, they inspire readers to find truth, beauty, and meaning amidst chaos, celebrating kindness, honesty, and interdependence in a world that often promotes individualism and blind optimism. Ultimately, the book encourages us to strive for what is possible today while appreciating the beauty of our finite lives.