~ 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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I Know I Should Be Grateful, but . . . Transitions are Hard

by Denise Pass | Nov 28, 2021 | Freedom, Shame, sin

Transitions can be taxing emotionally as well as financially. Transitions are hard. But when we remove the stigma and shame from perpetual transitions, we find peace in the midst.

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I Know I Should Be Grateful, but . . . Empty Nest Shame

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When I am tempted to feel shame for an empty nest, I remember that my significance is not in a role. An empty nest does not mean an empty heart.

I Know I Should Be Grateful, but . . . When Provision Looks Different Than We Thought it Would

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When provision looks different than we thought it would, our heart can lead us to despair, disillusionment, and shame.

I Know I Should Be Grateful, but . . . Health Problems

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When we are tempted to say, “I know I should be grateful, but…”, we can insert “but God”. Gratitude is not true gratitude when it is obligatory.

Christ’s View of Shame

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Christ's view of shame reveals that we can be set free from shame, too. “For the joy set before him, he endured the Cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.” —Hebrews 12:2 Christ's View of Shame: The shame of sin As a new...