~ Welcome to Shame RX ~

A Weekly Prescription to Rid Yourself of Shame!

Ever feel embarrassed? Shame. (Obvious). Ever feel like your voice does not matter?

Shame. (Not so obvious).

Ever feel judged for your personal choices? Shame. How about finances? Feel judged for what you have? Shame.

And your appearance? Think you are not enough? Shame.

Shame is operating in our culture continuously. We might not recognize its presence because it is all we have ever known. Through manipulation and sometimes displaced shaming, we receive it unknowingly. It influences our minds and condemns us.

What if we could see shame through a different lens and be set free? We can. Come and explore the biblical principles to being shame free. Discovering the roots of shame in our lives stops its reach once we expose shame’s lies.

God has called His people to be free. We just might not realize that we are still bound. Come and live the shame off you life.

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Doing Our Calling

by Denise Pass | Sep 22, 2020 | progress, Shame, sin, thoughts

Doing our calling is a chance to cultivate our partnership with God and experience his faithfulness in the process. God cares more about our obedience in the process than results.

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Defining Our Calling

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Defining our calling does not define us. God does. And His purpose goes far beyond mere duty or self-esteem.

Discovering Our Calling and Removing Shame’s Imprint

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Discovering our calling is about learning to celebrate progress over perfection.

Developing Our Calling—Preventing Shame from holding You Back

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That moment when we get inspired to pursue a goal that is bigger than us we can be tempted to shrink back in shame if we just focus on what we bring to the table. We’d rather achieve our goal quickly and have the assets and talents needed upfront. But God is in the business of developing us for the calling He has given. And God is not concerned with how long it takes to develop us for the task He has given us to do. God cares more about our character than our performance.