Minding Our Shame (Various Passages)

2024-07-29

Join Pastor Stuart as we move toward the end of our series, Dark Side of the Mind, a sermon series on dealing with the "dark emotions" (anger, anxiety, depression, envy, guilt, and shame). In this seventh lesson, we turn to various passages in the Old and New Testament as we here an encouragement on . . . "Minding Our Shame". In this lesson, we see: In one way or another, shame affects everyone. Shame affects our subjective identity. When we feel shame, we tend to hide and cover-up. We also tend to either shift the blame or take the blame inappropriately.

Join Pastor Stuart as we move toward the end of our series, Dark Side of the Mind, a sermon series on dealing with the "dark emotions" (anger, anxiety, depression, envy, guilt, and shame).

In this seventh lesson, we turn to various passages in the Old and New Testament as we here an encouragement on . . . "Minding Our Shame".

In this lesson, we see:

In one way or another, shame affects everyone.
Shame affects our subjective identity.
When we feel shame, we tend to hide and cover-up.
We also tend to either shift the blame or take the blame inappropriately.
Ultimately, the remedy for shame is Jesus.
Therefore, you can:
- Single out your shame.
- Huddle.
- Admit your need.
- Meditate on the good news of Jesus.
- Embrace Jesus and all he has for you.
So, by the power of the Spirit, let’s address our shame appropriately in the name of Jesus..