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Who Told You? - Unpacking Shame and Authenticity | Original Design Series

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We're diving into a pivotal discussion about our original design, focusing on the theme of being "naked and unashamed." This episode tackles the concept of shame and how it impacts our lives, encouraging us to identify the areas where we feel exposed and the voices that have influenced our self-perception. We reflect on the Genesis narrative, emphasizing that before the fall, humanity was created to live in openness and vulnerability, fully embraced by God's presence. Through personal stories and insights, we explore the transformative journey of relinquishing shame and occupying our true identities in Christ. Ultimately, we aim to illuminate the path toward healing and authenticity, inviting listeners to engage with their own narratives and discover the freedom that comes from living without shame.Resources:Settled Conference - Aug. 27-28, 2026For Updates on Jason's Journey: settledco.com/jasonReclaim What's Real 5-Day JouneySettled Design CourseFree 30 Minute Biblical Counseling SessionLinktree - https://linktr.ee/settledcoConnect with us:Website - https://settledco.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/settled.co/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552836102590YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@settledpodcastLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/settledco/Takeaways:In this episode, we explore the concept of being naked and unashamed, which dives deep into our original design as humans created in the image of God.We discuss how shame can manifest in our lives, often leading us to cover up our true selves with metaphorical fig leaves, and the importance of identifying these areas.The conversation highlights the significance of asking ourselves 'who told you that?' to understand the lies we believe and where they come from.We emphasize that God invites us into a safe space where we can explore our shame and find healing through His truth and love.As we reflect on the Genesis narrative, we recognize that our identity in Christ is rooted in being unashamed, reminding us of our worth and value.The episode encourages us to live out our true selves without fear of judgment, embracing vulnerability as a pathway to authentic community and connection.Links referenced in this episode:bibleproject.comMentioned in this episode:Supporting Us Through This JourneyAs many of you know, Jason was recently diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. If you'd like to support him and this podcast financially, you can donate using this link. All gifts are tax-deductible. Learn more at settledco.com/jason.DonateSettled Conference - Aug. 27-28 | Grapevine, TXFeeling weary from carrying the weight of caring for others? The Settled Conference is two intentional days to slow down, hear God's voice, experience healing, and return to the settled identity that's always been yours. Reserve your seat now using the link below.

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