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Be Untethered to Your Mistakes: Are shame and conviction the same thing? What can shame do to me? Is perfection achievable?
Welcome back! In this episode, I discuss the difference in shame, guilt, and conviction, and what shame can sound like when we make mistakes. I share a personal story about a time I felt shameful, and how the Lord still used me to make this episode. I also walk through John 21, when Jesus finds Peter fishing after he betrayed Him three times, yet still loves him. I wrap up the pod with a few ways on how we can transform shame into conviction, through confession, prayer, and accountability. Lastly, I end with a reminder that perfection is impossible, which is the whole point of Jesus's sacrifice. 'Be Still' and 'Be Untethered to Your Mistakes'!
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By Barrett CampbellWelcome back! In this episode, I discuss the difference in shame, guilt, and conviction, and what shame can sound like when we make mistakes. I share a personal story about a time I felt shameful, and how the Lord still used me to make this episode. I also walk through John 21, when Jesus finds Peter fishing after he betrayed Him three times, yet still loves him. I wrap up the pod with a few ways on how we can transform shame into conviction, through confession, prayer, and accountability. Lastly, I end with a reminder that perfection is impossible, which is the whole point of Jesus's sacrifice. 'Be Still' and 'Be Untethered to Your Mistakes'!