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What is more reductive than limiting someone to their past mistakes? That is exactly what shame does.
This episode we dive into the ways shame belittles us and how we can overcome being reminded of our shortcomings.
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Follow me on instagram @shmdlss and @confessionswithaurella
WELCOME TO SHAMEDLESS PODCAST
This first episode dives into Shame as an antagonist.
Thank you so much for listening! If you enjoyed this episode leave a review below. I will be reading some at the start of the next episode.
Be sure to follow this podcast on instagram @shmdlss, that’s Shamedless without any vowels and DM me about your thoughts on this episode. You can also follow me on instagram @confessionswithaurella.
Lastly, if you are wanting to dive deeper into your shamedless journey by receiving 1-1 coaching from me, go to www.shameless.com to learn more.
Here's a little game you can play: Count how many times I either
1. Get off track
2. Say, "sorry"
3. Say, "Anyways"
Happy Listening!
First, I AM SO SORRY FOR HOW STUFFED I SOUND... Allergies man. Thank you for your patience lol.
Anyways, what has your journey with prayer been like? Here is mine. I hope this encourages to ask and trust in God's goodness.
Read along below!
It’s beginning to feel a lot like
Christmas
Recently, I’ve been intentionally
Asking
My prayers have been filled
With specific requests
Never have I been this audacious
In the space of prayer before
And in all honesty
It felt wrong when I first began
Shame would be quick to meet me
Each time I closed my eyes
On bended knee
Shame whispered of my unworthiness
Questioning the foundation of my faith
Making a mockery of the relationship
I’ve fought to build with the Father
Shame tried to sow seeds of doubt
Manipulating the truth of contentment
In an attempt to mute me
Hindering me from interceding
Distorting the source of my longings
And belittling my yearnings
“You are asking for too much.”
As a child, I remember
Walking by this boutique
And seeing a pair of shoes
In the window
They were blue, wedged sandals
I asked my mom for them
Quite frequently actually
Each day making a point to remind her
That I haven’t forgotten
And I still desired them
She never purchased them for me
Although I don’t know why
And I’m sure the reasons are valid
All I know is that
It wasn’t because
She didn’t want to
“Which of you fathers, if your son asks for a fish, will give him a snake instead?”
I’ve opened the dusty file cabinets of my life
And looked through the areas of my
Greatest disappointments
And in those areas
I’ve dreamt up restoration
Imagining what it would be like
If the neglected and overgrown fields
Were renovated into
Prospering gardens
And here is where
I started making my case
I pinpointed every area
Pain has robbed me
Ravaging my vats empty
And opening the book of promises
I read each line
Noticing that each story
Is a tale of restoration
Not just between Creator and creation
But even between creation and creation
So why then would I limit
The extent of my request
Nonexistent is what He cannot do
And limitless are His capabilities
“Without faith it is impossible to please Him”
Diminished expectations at times
Are a result of withholding requests
And I’ve been finding that asking
Builds expectation
And it increases faith and intimacy
So I’ve unlocked the safe
Where I tucked away my petitions
Desires don’t just disappear when ignored
Rather they get stored
Left in your heart to rot
And there bitterness festers
Yet, by asking
They become surrendered
Given to the one who can make use of them
There they are
Out in the open
Testimonies are on their way
And regardless of the outcome
The glory is His anyway
It’s been feeling a lot like Christmas
In my heart lately
I’ve been waking up each day
With anticipation
How will He respond?
When will He respond?
Through whom will He respond?
And as I wait on Him
Strength replenishes
And as I hope in Him
Shame diminishes
Take this as your invitation
To ask
He’s listening
Hello! This is a quick podcast episode in which I share something the Lord showed me recently about momentum and the tension between the now and the not yet.
Praying this encourages you to wait patiently and with expectation!
So, you said yes to God and life took a bit of a turn... now what. Well, unfortunately, there aren't any answers in this podcast. However, Jasmine and I share about what we are learning and growing in seasons where the struggle is very real. Although we don't have any answers, we hope that you are encouraged to know that God sees all things, and He works all things together for our good and His glory.
Thank you so much for listening and joining the journey!
You can follow Jasmine on instagram: @jaz_moriah
Friends! First and foremost, praying your year is filled with the tenderness of God's love.
In this episode, I share the second reminder the Lord gave me that anchored in the year 2020, "Just Come." I find that often times we forget that we have complete access to the Lord and His presence. My prayer is that this episode encourages you to, as it says in Hebrews 4:16, "...with confidence draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need."
So friends, just come, come confidently!
Happy New Year Everyone! In this episode, I share about how the Lord has been inviting me into abiding with him. I believe that the posture of our hearts before the Lord this year will determine the quality of the year we will face. Are we willing to surrender to his will for us in all things? Do we truly believe He is worthy of our surrender? I think the Lord is inviting us into deeper intimacy with Him and greater diligence in our pursuit.
Thank you so much for listening! Make sure to subscribe and share. You can also keep in touch with me through:
Instagram: @confessionswithaurella
Youtube: Confessions with Aurella
Email: [email protected]
Praying you enter this New Year with fresh eyes. See into what the Lord has for you! He is the reward. He is the Prize!
on insecurity - How do you see yourself? Where is your identity founded on?
In this episode, I talk about my current struggle with insecurity and what I am learning in the midst of it. This wasn't an easy episode to record because this is something I find myself struggling with on a daily. However, I believe that you listening will be able to relate and gain insight into what I am learning in the process. And I did not go as deep into it as I could, so we might have to revisit this episode at a later date; however, with what I shared may you find safety in knowing you are now alone.
Thank you so much for listening!
Email: [email protected]
Insta: @confessionswithaurella
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