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Episode 838: SHAME, Chasing the Monsters Away
Episode 838: SHAME, Chasing the Monsters Away
Episode 838: SHAME, Chasing the Monsters Away
Monday 8th April 2024
Join Monty and Pastor Dennis McGuire as they tackle the issue of shame in recovery and explore ways to overcome it. An inspiring and insightful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the impact of shame on recovery
- Differentiating between toxic and positive shame
- Importance of repentance and renewal in overcoming shame
- Personal stories of public humiliation and its effects
- Encouragement to chase away personal 'monsters' of shame
Shame is very real and alive in God's church today
In this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, welcomes back Pastor and author Dennis McGuire to discuss his new book, 'Shame, Chasing the Monsters Away'. The conversation dives into the pervasive issue of shame, particularly how it affects those in recovery from addiction. McGuire shares his personal experiences with shame and condemnation, shedding light on how these emotions can hinder one's journey to recovery and spiritual growth.
He recounts a painful incident where he was publicly humiliated by a church leader, illustrating the deep impact of shame within religious communities. The episode also explores the difference between toxic shame and positive shame, with McGuire emphasising the importance of repentance and renewal. You'll hear about McGuire's work as a pastor and his travels teaching about mission and ministry, as well as his time with Adult and Teen Challenge.
The show wraps up with Larry Norman's song 'Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music', leaving you with a sense of hope and encouragement. Don't miss this enlightening discussion that tackles shame head-on and offers insights into overcoming it. Are you ready to chase away your own monsters?