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Finding Hope. Growing Faith. One Harbor Stop at a Time.
Harbor Stop 14: No Longer Condemned
Today we arrive at Harbor Stop 14: No Longer Condemned Final Series of The Journey Beyond Shame: Part 5 of 5 Breaking Free from the Weight of Shame Today’s Scripture: John 8:36 (NKJV) “Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed.” Shame may remember the chains, but Jesus has already opened the prison door. You do not have to remain captive to what Christ has declared forgiven. 🏠 Safe Harbor Awaits Throughout this journey, we have watched shame change its ap
Celena Cates
Sep 1210 min read
Harbor Stop 12: When Shame Becomes Your Identity
Harbor Stop 12: When Shame Becomes Your Identity. Today’s study is Part 3 of a 5-part series: The Journey Beyond Shame: A five-part journey from shame’s accusation to freedom in Christ.
Celena Cates
Sep 1215 min read
Harbor Stop 11: When Shame Follows You Home
Harbor Stop 11: When Shame Follows You Home - Part 2 of a 5-part series: The Journey Beyond Shame: A five-part journey from shame’s accusation to freedom in Christ.
Celena Cates
Sep 1210 min read
Harbor Stop 10: When Shame Calls You Guilty, Part 1 of 5
Today, we arrive at Harbor Stop 10: When Shame Calls You Guilty, Part 1 of 5 Today’s study is Part 1 of a 5-part series: The Journey Beyond Shame: A five-part journey from shame’s accusation to freedom in Christ. Today’ Scripture: Romans 8:1: “There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit.” Shame may remind us of our failures, but in Christ, condemnation no longer has the fina
Celena Cates
Sep 129 min read
Harbor Stop 3: The Wound of Rejection.
Today, we arrive at Harbor Stop 3: The Wound of Rejection 🏠 Safe Harbor Awaits Few wounds cut as deeply as rejection. Long after the moment has passed, rejection can leave scars that shape how we see ourselves and how we relate to others. It may begin in childhood through abandonment, neglect, abuse, favoritism, or the feeling that we were never truly wanted. Later, it can resurface through betrayal, divorce, broken friendships, church hurt, unanswered prayers, or doors th
Celena Cates
Aug 68 min read
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