Moving from Shame to Self-worth Preaching and Pastoral Care

Moving from Shame to Self-worth Preaching and Pastoral Care by Edward P. Wimberly, published by Abingdon Press in 1999, offers a thoughtful exploration of the themes of shame and self-worth. This 133-page book is presented in English and is structured into three distinct parts, each addressing different aspects of how Jesus confronted shame in his life and ministry.
Readers will find that the first part examines Jesus’ personal experiences with shame and how these can serve as a model for handling similar feelings. The second part delves into the ways Jesus addressed the shame experienced by others, providing insights into overcoming shame through the internalization of his stories. Finally, the third part discusses the parables of Jesus, emphasizing their relevance in cultivating values that are not based on shame. This book is relevant for those interested in psychology, emotions, and pastoral care, making it a valuable resource for both personal reflection and ministry practice.
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This inspiring and practical book has three parts. Part 1 explores how Jesus came to grips with the shame and humiliation he faced in his own life and how we can imitate his manner of handling shame. Part 2 focuses on how Jesus dealt with the shame that others brought to him and the implications this has for how we can overcome shame by internalizing and reenacting Jesus’ stories in our lives. Part 3 explores the parables of Jesus and their implications for helping us live lives grounded in nonshame-based values.
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