I have been actively learning about shame for a couple of years now, and I wanted to compile the resources I've gathered. I've posted on the topic a couple times before, but I wanted to gather the resources in one place.
Video
- Brene Brown's 'Listening to shame' has been invaluable in my learning; first, you should listen to her first TED talk on vulnerability first. This would be a wonderful way to spend your time; I've listened to them each multiple times.
Two Books
- Roland Muller's Honor and Shame (summary) - This book is probably a great place to start on the basics of a shame-based culture.
- Ed Welch's Shame Interrupted - This book is a beautiful place to begin examining our own shame in light of God's Word or sharing God's hope to those who are in shame and despair
Blog posts
- Jesus the Shame-Bearer - thoughts on what Christ did for us
My Speculations
- Roland Muller's Honor and Shame (summary) - This book is probably a great place to start on the basics of a shame-based culture.
- Ed Welch's Shame Interrupted - This book is a beautiful place to begin examining our own shame in light of God's Word or sharing God's hope to those who are in shame and despair
Blog posts
- Scripture is about Our Shame - the basic Gospel story of shame
My Speculations
Law-based culture says something is wrong according to the group's rules.
Shame-based culture says something is wrong as it is negatively effects group members?
Fear-based culture says something may have bad consequences for the individual or group?
Related post:
Honor, Shame, and Slanting Theology
Empathy is the antidote to shame. Brene Brown
Related post:
Honor, Shame, and Slanting Theology
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