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Shame Interrupted - How God Lifts The Pain Of Worthlessness And Rejection (2012)

by Edward T. Welch(Favorite Author)

4.3 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

New Growth Press

review 1: Shame is pervasive and crippling. Though it may not be recognized or identified as the cause of feelings of isolation, victimization, loneliness, marginalization, or even hopelessness, it is there, often at the root. The Bible addresses shame from the beginning to the end and Christ is the answer, God cares for the shamed and gave His Son to take it away and replace it with honor.The reason I did not rate this with 5 stars is because I found it a bit long, repetitive and difficult to finish. But I highly recommend this book especially for one who has been victimized or to the one who has suffered at the hand of another. It is and excellent choice for a book club or any group that gathers to discuss topics.
review 2: Written in a clear and easy style that make... mores accessible and approachable the emotional challenge of how the gospel redeems shame in all its forms. Ed does a great job showing the difference between guilt and shame and how the grace of Christ rescues us from both. Those who have been victimized need to pick this up and eat this book. Those who live honestly facing their brokenness would do well to spend time prayerfully studying their way through this book to a life-changing honor and hope and Christ. less

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