Susie Larson Live
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You’re not who you were
Do you have shameful thoughts or think you need to do more/be more? Learn how to live out of grace by seeking God and winning the battle for your mind.
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Shame
Susie Larson Live
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Shame culture
Susie shares her reflections on shame culture, where many are more concerned about the opinions of others than about what God might be saying to them.
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Resting in the truth about who you are in Christ
Through the door of shame, the enemy plants deep-seeded lies into our minds and hearts. We need to remember the truth about who we are in Christ.
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Forgiven and free
Forgiveness is not an easy process in general, but it can actually be especially difficult to forgive ourselves.
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Shame keeps us stuck
Shame serves no good purpose and keeps us stuck if we allow it to rule our lives. God doesn’t shame you. He wants you to feel conviction for sin, but not live in shame.
Live the Promise
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The lies shame tells us
Are you tired of feeling like the shame from your past and present is condemning and confining you?
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Live the Promise
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Leaving the life of shame
Whatever thing in your life brings shame, whether it’s something you’ve done or something you’ve left undone, it’s simply not of God.
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Combating the source of shame
Shame is a response as old as human history, when the Adam and Eve believed the same lie that traps us today.
Live the Promise
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Shame and guilt
Shame is different than guilt because shame is focused on what other people think of us.
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Live the Promise
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God finds us in our brokenness
God wants to help us fight the grip of shame in our lives.
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Handling disappointment
Imagine two chairs facing each other. You sit down in one, and Jesus sits down in the other. You’re now sitting knee to knee and toe to toe with Jesus. What does He see when he looks at you? What does He think of you? Is He disgusted and disappointed, or is He delighted, bursting with affection? Years ago, I heard a speaker ask this…
Dispelling therapy myths
Imagine two chairs facing each other. You sit down in one, and Jesus sits down in the other. You’re now sitting knee to knee and toe to toe with Jesus. What does He see when he looks at you? What does He think of you? Is He disgusted and disappointed, or is He delighted, bursting with affection? Years ago, I heard a speaker ask this…
Are you mindstuck and need to change?
Imagine two chairs facing each other. You sit down in one, and Jesus sits down in the other. You’re now sitting knee to knee and toe to toe with Jesus. What does He see when he looks at you? What does He think of you? Is He disgusted and disappointed, or is He delighted, bursting with affection? Years ago, I heard a speaker ask this…