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Shame

May 14, 2022 By David Trounce Leave a Comment

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Shame is man's ability to feel and express his humiliation for guilt. As a general rule, where there is no guilt, there is no shame. However, it is also possible to be so debased, so far gone, that you no longer feel your shame. Shame, where it exists, is powerful and … [Read more...] about Shame

Filed Under: Words that Matter Tagged With: Guilt, Shame, Suffering

The Liberty of a Clean Conscience

October 7, 2021 By David Trounce Leave a Comment

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Some things never change. Take the conscience. The problem of a dirty conscience is as old as Adam and Eve. As soon as they sinned, their conscience was defiled and their sense of guilt was ruinous. It ruined their relationship with God, their relation to each other and it ruined … [Read more...] about The Liberty of a Clean Conscience

Filed Under: Who we Are Instead Tagged With: Conscience, Guilt, Liberty

The Politics of Envy

January 28, 2021 By David Trounce Leave a Comment

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In the world that God made, each man is judged and rewarded for his own actions (Romans 2:6). It's this justice that gives rise to our desperate need and God's gracious provision of mercy. The world, liking neither God's justice nor His mercy, has sought to establish its own … [Read more...] about The Politics of Envy

Filed Under: Who we Are Instead Tagged With: Envy, Guilt, Mercy

What to do with Your Junk

January 2, 2020 By David Trounce Leave a Comment

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Another year over and most of us are talking about the year ahead. But what about the year behind? What about the last 10, 20 or 30 years behind? What's hiding back there? Imagine for a moment that the sum total of your life's experiences are down there in the shed labelled … [Read more...] about What to do with Your Junk

Filed Under: Life in Christendom Tagged With: Grace, Guilt, Junk

Come in, out of the Darkness

August 15, 2019 By David Trounce Leave a Comment

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Jesus did not wrestle His angry Father to the ground and snatch the whip out of His hand. Likewise, God did not force His Son to be merciful to humanity. God loves His people and demonstrated His love by sending His Son to die. The Son loves the Father and so was willing to … [Read more...] about Come in, out of the Darkness

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Thor's Oak

Around 723 AD, a missionary named Boniface entered Hesse in Germany. Upon finding a sacred tree named Thor’s Oak, he took an axe to it, cut it down and built a church. Many in the town, believing that the God of Boniface must be greater than Thor, left their paganism behind converted to Christianity.