Why Shame Is GOOD (According to the Bible)

In today's video, we dive deep into a topic that might seem counterintuitive at first—why shame is GOOD. Just like physical pain alerts us to something wrong in our bodies, shame serves as a moral indicator when we've gone astray. But in a culture that often encourages us to eliminate shame, how should we, as believers, really approach it?<br />
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We'll explore the Biblical perspective on shame, drawing from passages like 1 Corinthians 6:3-6 and 2 Thessalonians 3:14-15, where Paul teaches that shame, when experienced rightly, plays a crucial role in our spiritual lives. However, it's not about living in perpetual guilt—there's hope and freedom for those who repent and believe in Christ.<br />
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If you’ve ever wondered whether feeling shame is something to avoid or embrace, this video is for you. And if you're struggling with ongoing shame even after repentance, I recommend the book Shame Interrupted by Dr. Edward Welch, a trusted biblical counselor. You can find the link to the book below.<br />
www.amazon.com/dp/1935273981/ (*ad)<br />
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**VIDEO CHAPTERS**<br />
0:00 Intro: A Life Without Pain<br />
1:58 The Purpose of Shame<br />
3:13 The Bible on Shame<br />
5:32 Hope for the Repentant<br />
6:27 Book Recommendation<br />
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