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Releasing Shame from Offenses—Finding Freedom in Christ

Releasing Shame from Offenses—Finding Freedom in Christ

Shame is a heavy burden that many carry long after an offense has taken place. Whether you have been the one offended or the one who caused the offense, shame has a way of keeping us trapped in regret, self-condemnation, and a false sense of unworthiness. But God...
How Shame Impacts Our Relationships

How Shame Impacts Our Relationships

At the root of broken relationships is often our foe, shame. But the good news is that we can recognize how shame is operating in our relationships and opt for a higher road. Below are 3 ways how shame impacts our relationships. Shame Impacts the Security of Our...
How Do You Relate to Others?

How Do You Relate to Others?

How do you relate to others? I was thinking about this word this week and looking into the etymology of this term, which looks like re-late, like, I’m late again, but it has a lot to do with how we communicate. The word relate has the definition of relaying...
Our Worth is More than Skin Deep

Our Worth is More than Skin Deep

Ugh. Looking in the mirror I shook my head with disdain and sighed. I could not make the scale or my size budge no matter how well I tracked what I ate, ate healthily, and exercised. “Well, when you get to a certain age, this is what happens…” Great,...
No More Shame

No More Shame

As we celebrate Easter, we remember that Christ bore our sins. Sometimes we can still carry around shame from our sins. But there is no more shame for those who have believed in Jesus’ name! No more condemnation There is, therefore, NOW no condemnation for those...

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