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⠀ “When we hide ourselves in Christ, our humiliation becomes humility. Instead of being destructive it opens us up to others and makes repentance and hearing the father’s words more accessible.” -Abbey Wedgeworth⠀ ⠀ ep. 60 | Shame | @gentle_leading⠀
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“Adam lost for us the beautiful “naked and not ashamed” of the garden. But at the cross, Christ hung naked and full of shame. It wasn’t his own shame. It was your shame and my shame. He “endured the cross, despising the shame” (Heb 12:2) so that “everyone who believes in him will not be put to shame” (Rom 10:11).” -Nancy Guthrie ep. 60 | Shame | @gentle_leading
What is the way out of shame? ⠀ Knowledge that leads to belief. ⠀ Belief that leads to trust:⠀ Trust in Jesus⠀ Trust in his words⠀ Trust in his promises.⠀ -Ed Welch⠀ ⠀ ep. 60 | Shame | @gentle_leading
"When we understand how the gospel addresses our shame, our humiliation becomes freeing humility, our disdain for ourselves becomes enthrallment and worship of our king, and we are able to move towards others in faith and love." -Abbey Wedgeworth⠀ ⠀ 📷: @hearkeningphotography⠀ ⠀ ep. 60 | Shame | @gentle_leading⠀
On today’s episode of the Journeywomen podcast, I chatted with my friend Abbey Wedgeworth about shame. We ran the gamut on the topic of shame, moving from questions we can ask ourselves to determine whether or not we are functioning in shame, to how the gospel actually addresses shame. She said, “In the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus we see that God is faithful to us because of his love. Not because we’re worthy. So he loves us not because we’re lovable, but we are made lovely because he sets his love on us. He makes us beautiful. In exchange for our shame he offers acceptance, honor, worth, and even glory.” Whew! If you don’t walk away from this episode encouraged, I cannot help you. So you’ll know her a little better, Abbey is a wife, mother, and nap-time writer living in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. She is passionate about helping young moms apply the riches of Christ to the realities of motherhood. You can find her writing on her blog (www.gentleleading.com), Risen Motherhood, Unlocking the Bible, and The Gospel Coalition. I cannot wait for ya’ll to hear from her today! You can find our conversation, as always, at the link in our profile! ep. 60 | Shame | @gentle_leading