014: How Vulnerability Defeats Shame

It took us three tries to get this episode into the podcast world and its finally here! In this week's episode I talk with Melodye Phillips, a licensed professional counselor in Texas, to talk about shame. We explore why shame is so dangerous and how it limits our ability for connection. Melodye feeds off the work of Brene Brown to explain why cultivating authentic relationships is the best antidote to shame. And among those authentic relationships, don't forget to include both Jesus and yourself. More resources from today's show: Connect with Melodye at her website, Brene Brown's TedTalk on The Power of Vulnerability Check out my blog post from this week on shame . Melodye's Song Recommendations: Though You Slay Me - Shane & Shane (featuring John Piper) Even Though It Hurts - Hillsong United Once And For All- Lauren Daigle Let me know what you think! How to Reach Me: Send me a message here and make sure to follow along on Instagram . Like What You Hear? Leave a rating or review of the show on iTunes. This can help the podcast get found and into the ears of more awesome listeners :)

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014: How Vulnerability Defeats Shame is an episode from Eating with Grace Podcast.

This episode is 33:03 long.

This episode was published on Jul 17, 2018.

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