During the Mother’s day service at my church, two teenage
girls stood up to be counted with the rest of the moms. We live in a small,
rural community with only 5 teenage girls in attendance already, and I would
imagine there was a lot of judgment going around. I would also imagine the
girls were feeling a lot of guilt and condemnation. Does it end there? With
judgment and guilt? Where will that take them and us?
Showing posts with label guilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guilt. Show all posts
Monday, May 18, 2020
The Bondage of Guilt and Condemnation
During the Mother’s day service at my church, two teenage
girls stood up to be counted with the rest of the moms. We live in a small,
rural community with only 5 teenage girls in attendance already, and I would
imagine there was a lot of judgment going around. I would also imagine the
girls were feeling a lot of guilt and condemnation. Does it end there? With
judgment and guilt? Where will that take them and us?
Labels:
bondage,
condemnation,
guilt,
shame
I am passionate about learning and my faith, so I combine the two. My greatest goal is to daily grow to be more like Christ, and to help others do the same.
Monday, October 15, 2018
Can You Handle Being Wrong?
In theory, it is easy to accept that we will be wrong at
some point. We are human, fallen, sinful. Some time in our lives we will say
the wrong thing, do something wrong, be mistaken. Admitting that we are wrong,
however, is much more difficult. Some people have an easier time than others,
but I don’t think it is easy for anyone. Whether it is apologizing for
something we did or said, or acknowledging that we were wrong about something,
it can be extremely difficult. Yet it is also necessary.
I am passionate about learning and my faith, so I combine the two. My greatest goal is to daily grow to be more like Christ, and to help others do the same.
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