28. Is Toxic Shame a Pride Problem?

The Energy to Heal

We're back!

Laura and Bee reintroduce themselves on the podcast and get you caught up on their busy summer schedules. We're back from an unplanned break from the podcast as we put our household roles in order.

Today we are diving into information found in the book Soul Care by Dr. Rob Reimer. Laura has taken the leap into this book and is finding so much value in this book that aligns with the healing methods of change that Splankna offers. If you want to dive in and read this book with us, you can find the link to order your copy HERE. (We are amazon affiliates, so if you order through this link you'll be blessing us in a small way as you enjoy the tools we recommend.)

Have you ever thought of yourself as having complex or toxic shame? An internal refusal to believe the truth that God speaks over you and your identity in Christ. Bee unpacks a story on the show about making the cheerleading team in high school and how that was a moment that led to lowering herself down to lift others up. But what Laura and Bee both have never considered is that this committment to the enemy's lies could really be a pride problem.

As you listen to this episode, you may feel compelled to listen to our last episode about spiritual abuse with the founder of The Splankna Institute, Sarah Thiessen. You may find that the voice of the enemy that has broadcast into your shame cycle is someone close to you who may be using scripture or their authoritative role in your life inappropriately. To listen to the last episode, CLICK HERE

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