I completely forgot to post yesterday. Whoops! I spent a portion of today preparing for what I’m going to talk about at church next week. […] Read More
Category: Shame
Everyone experiences shame and there is no way we can eliminate it from our lives. As Brown puts it, “As long as we care about […] Read More
I’m taking the information I list in this post from Brene Brown’s Daring Greatly and I’ll list source information at the bottom of this post. […] Read More
For any of you who have followed my blog for a while, you’ll know that grace is a big deal to me. It’s a very […] Read More
I’ve written about watching Brene Brown’s TEDx talk on “The Power of Vulnerability”. This is the part that blew my mind: Wait what?!?!? They just […] Read More
I love the concepts of “light” and “darkness” and they are strewn all over the Bible. John in particular uses these metaphors. Here’s a few […] Read More
Take a look at this: “Now the man and his wife were both naked, but they felt no shame.” [emphasis mine] (Genesis 2:25, NLT) “At […] Read More
While the felt experience of shame is the same for men and women (Brene Brown calls it the “warm wash of shame”), what triggers shame […] Read More
There’s another comment I’ve heard as I’ve been talking about shame with others – pride is the opposite of shame. And along with that comment […] Read More
Some people may argue that a little shame is good for modifying behaviour. I’ve certainly run into that attitude before. And I felt plenty of […] Read More