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Choose To Choose!
Stretch Don’t Break
Throw Away Your Beggar’s Coat
My Testimony of Easter
God, Humor, and Grit.
Choose, Become, and Rise.
I Wouldn’t Trade the Trial
God Is in the Details
Healing Comes in Many Forms
What does it mean to “choose to choose”? In this heartfelt message, Elizabeth reflects on faith, healing, agency, and the power of choosing light even when life doesn’t unfold the way we hoped. Born without arms, she shares how Jesus Christ may not always heal us physically according to our desires, but He will always heal us spiritually when we turn to Him. Through personal testimony and simple, powerful truths, Elizabeth reminds us that we can choose happiness, choose love, and choose to see the good in others—even in a difficult world. This episode is a gentle invitation to stop letting fear, jealousy, or discouragement define your heart and instead choose faith, gratitude, and hope.
What does it mean to have true tenacity? In this uplifting message, Elizabeth compares life to a rubber band—stretched by challenges, pressure, and unexpected trials, yet designed to endure and not easily break. Even when life pulls us beyond our comfort, we can hold on and find our way back. Through personal insight and faith-filled encouragement, she reminds us that we all have worth and the ability to keep going. With faith in God, support from others, and a determination to not give up, we can face hard things and continue forward with strength and love.
What does it mean to truly see? In this reflective episode, Elizabeth explores the idea of spiritual blindness and how we can overcome it. Drawing from scripture and personal insight, she shares three powerful principles: throwing away our “beggar’s coat” of limiting beliefs, focusing on Jesus Christ, and choosing humility. This episode is an invitation to let go of what holds you back and to see yourself, others, and your life more clearly—through the Savior’s eyes.
In this tender and reflective Easter message, Elizabeth shares a deeply personal experience that led her to ponder identity, wholeness, and the eternal promises of Jesus Christ. After receiving a drawing of herself—with arms—she reflects on how we are seen by others, how we see ourselves, and ultimately, how our Savior sees us. Through faith and heartfelt testimony, she reminds us that we are not defined by what we lack, but by who we are becoming. This episode is a beautiful invitation to trust in Christ’s greater vision, to find peace in His love, and to hold onto the hope that because He lives, we too will live again.
After a devastating head-on collision with a drunk driver, sisters Sabrina and Jessica found themselves fighting for their lives—facing unimaginable injuries, long hospital stays, and an uncertain future. Yet even in the darkest moments, they chose faith over fear, gratitude over despair, and joy in the midst of pain. In this deeply moving episode, they share how laughter, service, and an unwavering trust in Jesus Christ carried them through recovery. From learning to walk again to redefining their lives, their story is a powerful reminder that while trials may not be our fault, how we rise from them is our responsibility. This episode is a testament to resilience, sisterhood, and the truth that through Christ, even our deepest mourning can be turned into dancing.
In this heartfelt episode of Perfectly Imperfect, Elizabeth and her lifelong friend Suzanne reflect on three timeless talks by prophets and apostles to explore what it means to intentionally choose a direction, spiritually become who God intends us to be, and rise after failure—again and again. Through personal stories, laughter, and tender testimony, they remind us that life is not about being flawless, but about trusting the Savior, trying again, and allowing His grace to shape our journey.
After losing hearing in one ear, experiencing nerve damage, and not receiving the healing she prayed for, Stephanie said, “I would not give back the trial if I had to give back the lessons.” In this episode, she shares how hardship led her to unshakable faith, deep empathy, and the undeniable truth that God’s love changes everything.
In this touching episode of Perfectly Imperfect, Katie Barson Hanks shares her journey of growing up with a physical difference, raising two children with hearing loss, and discovering how God prepared her—every step of the way. Her story is a testimony that nothing in our lives is wasted when we trust that God is in the details.
What if the answer to your prayer is “not now”—or even “not in this life”? In this inspiring episode, Elizabeth Barson Hirschi talks with her sister-in-law, Deborah Luke Hirschi, about trusting God’s plan, navigating disability, and finding peace in the process. It’s a beautiful reminder that wholeness isn’t always physical—and healing comes in many forms.
In this heartfelt episode of Perfectly Imperfect, Elizabeth Barson Hirschi is joined by Jenna Lillywhite and Klydi Heywood to reflect on three powerful talks from General Conference. Together, they share personal insights about standing firm in our testimonies, loving without judgment, and becoming true peacemakers in a divided world. With laughter, vulnerability, and faith, these women remind us that we’re all running our own race—and Christ meets us where we are.