Rev Chris- Shame

[@TofuTeo]

Thank you for your prayer at the end. I needed that. 🥺 And what you spoke about in the Jesus Heals segment resonated with me deeply

[@RobertaEberhart-s5s]

Thank you for the video on shame and the ending prayer. Blessings and favor over you

[@hpwang7141]

Rev Chris, thank you so much for this video. I used to be an atheist, but I often felt torn between my moral righteousness in mind and my sinful actions. Thank you for bringing Christ into my heart, and showing me that I can be so much more forgiving. Christ has driven so much hate and jealousy out of me. I will always remember your words, "It's easy to judge but hard to forgive." You are a real blessing. Please continue with these videos.

[@ryry9767]

Thank you Rev Chris >< ironically, I really didn’t want to open this video because the title clearly stated that you’ll be talking about shame, reminding me of my own shame that I’ve been struggling with for the past year. It’s been hard to trust in God’s mercy and love but I’ll take this as a reminder and keep trying. Praise The Lord for people like you rev chris :)

[@jnnshrp7]

I am struggling with shame. It is having a crippling effect on my mental health and my relationships. I used to be a Christian, so I was told that you go to hell if you commit suicide. I'm still afraid of hell. But I am a pig full of demons. Thank you for your words of faith.❤

[@TofuTeo]

6:31 Thank you 🥺 As a woman, this was comforting and freeing to hear a guy talk about this with understanding

[@depiturnip8093]

I'm on verge of dropping out, didn't pay my tution for 3 semester. And the email came to told me to confirm if I was continuing my study or not. It should be confirm in ten daya, but i Miss the email. See this 1 month later. I don't know how to solve this. Literally stressing out and depressed. I feel shame of myself. But, i hear this preaching, and gave me hope. I felt better now, i'll try to find solutions of this. God help me strong.

[@jodikellum6846]

Thank you for this. I stumbled across it this morning, and it was exactly what I needed. Bless you always.

[@박귤-v1z]

Thank you Rev Chris, I’m here Korea and your warm words in Jolly channel brought me here. It is surprising that I could think about God, and myself, through humor, pop musics or any other mass contents. I think I was getting far from God, wandering in the flood of nonchristian contents. It’s a true miracle that I watched your video (in the flood) unintentionally and Jesus embraced me once again. These days I was not really touched in church, sometimes it seemed requiring higher temperature of faith than I had. From your words I could bring back the biggest truth that Jesus LOVES me even in the deepest part. I was lovable person and I forgot a while. It’s my first time to write about faith in English, not being a native speaker... I feel nervous, but I wanted to thank to Rev. Chris and my considerate Jesus. Thank you.

[@Ahoykatieee]

Don’t be nervous, your English is wonderful and so are the words you’ve chosen ❤️

[@박귤-v1z]

@@Ahoykatieee Thank you♡´･ᴗ･`♡

[@Nu3l]

Amazing, your english is excellent❤️

[@hairyturnip609]

This was very courageous to make yourself vulnerable like this. Great job!

[@viviennegeorge9881]

Happened to come across this video at a time when I’m dealing with some trouble and trials. Thank you for the insightful message

[@DeborahLeeSmith-su4hg]

Your message on shame hit my heart. Most of my life I was experiencing a lot of shame from those who feel more superior. Though it isn't as bad as it was while growing up but still am by family. I admit on making a lot of mistakes, but I turned it over to Jesus Christ. Yet I get "you'll never change and are gullible" "I am too fat for my own good" and more. I keep praying to shed this feeling but sometimes it feel it cannot be done. Pray sir that this horrible feeling either go away or become manageable. Thank you

[@soup7850]

thank you father I've had an easy day but I like to reflect. living in a country where religion is very hidden can be difficult. I think of myself as a Christian but, I do have my questions, as does anyone. just thanks, you do give hope. never forget that

[@thatomadisakwane6908]

I reached the part at which you spoke of the woman touching Jesus' cloak and she was healed, I paused right after that and I was like "oh my, just the touch was enough to heal her". I resumed the video and I heard the part at which Jesus said that her faith is what healed her and that is even more powerful. Truly amazing. GOOSEBUMPS

[@sandrahertel6282]

Hi Rev Chris, although I admit I am not really a church goer anymore, I do appreciate you telling us we are loved, we are broken and not perfect but we are still loved. This is a very important thing, especially in these difficult times. Thank you.

[@hakalaka2183]

Thank you for bringing me back. My eyes are full of water. May god bless you and your family abundantly. Will always pray for you Rev. Chris just like how you pray us.🤍

[@myotherloveismakeup]

Thank you for your gentle voice to all of us who struggle with shame, poor self worth and confusion. You are a much needed voice in this world

[@Tekvorian]

I'm not a believer. But, I enjoyed this video a lot because it contains a lot of truth and it has been presented in a good way. Thanks!

[@ralphcaluag2403]

There's no dislike and keep it this way. God bless Reverend Chris Lee. A little something: Pride is not the antidote of shame, it is the source. Only true humility can cure shame. Shalom/Peace from Philippines. Amen.

[@tinahale9252]

You are a blessing to me and I can really feel this message from Jesus through you. God bless you Rev

[@Helen0523]

If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. (1 John1:9 NKJV)

[@calebrimer2870]

my dog just died. Thank you, my brother, for this great piece of a sermon. I hope for it to help me through this hardship and through fighting and getting rid of the terrible sinful demons within me. Bless you, my guy.

[@karenzavaleta3965]

I really needed to hear this today, thank you so much 🌻

[@christinaputri4467]

God truly speaks to me through you rev.chris! I've been dealing with some insecurities that sort of haunted me for quite sometimes which lead me to frustration and feeling ungrateful but Jesus reminds me again and again through anything and anyone that i am loved, we are loved and He teaches me to be more grateful and love ourselves so we also able to love and accept other people and it doesn't matter what other people think about us, cuz it won't change what God has planned for me, for each of us. it's truly such a blessing for me. Jesus bless you, your family and your ministry! stay safe 👍

[@adrianaavila5230]

I never realized the beauty that was compressed in such short verses. Thanks for the message Rev. Chris :)

[@seeleykaye]

Thank you for these talks, Rev Chris. Such wonderful reminders of God's love for us.

[@ironsfamily6]

Hey Rev. Chris! Great to find your own place on KZbin after enjoying your presence on Jolly for so long. I've grown up in the church and I've learned about shame, but I think only recently have I truly began to understand how it works and how poisonous it can be. Also, I've never seen this story used as such a powerful example of God's answer to shame. Thanks again for the excellent video!

[@kieranplayne908]

God's peace is a peace that surpasses all understanding. Our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into tentation but deliver us from evil for thine is the kingdom the power and the glory for ever and ever, Amen

[@tine9947]

Thank you so much for this Rev Chris! I ended up crying after hearing this because I realized instead of coming to Jesus so that I can be healed of shame, I kept running away. You are a blessing and may God bless you and your family more 🙏🙏🙏 (Tine from the Philippines)

[@basushruti11]

I really needed to hear this and especially the ending prayer. I dont really follow any particular faith or religion but even then it felt powerful to listen to you talk about this, it always is a treat to listen to you talk about faith and I love that you invite anyone and everyone to come in and share their thoughts 💛

[@Who-km2jv]

Shame has been a huge part of my existence, so thank you so much for taking the time to create this. I feel more comfortable to give some of the weight of that shame to my Savior ♡

[@JenW7]

The timing of this video 💕💕 🙏🏽

[@Stolens87]

First minute in the video: "I should rename myself, that sounds a lot more like me than my actual name". Thanks Chris, you are awesome. We had that discussion before in the family. The church should be thriving because so many people have issues that the church could help with. But most of the church people are not able to reach us... But you can. You are so powerful. I really hope you have an excellent time and enjoy every day.

[@sarahbeth124]

Thank you for this channel. I’ve always appreciated your presentation of faith. I’m so glad to have access to listen to your messages.

[@sturmgold]

Thank you for sharing this inspiring story with us. As a man I often feel that shame you talk about because I never fit in society quite well. I feel shame because I am not looking like a lot of the athletic people online sharing their "perfect" bodies. I feel shame because I suffer under several mental illnesses and not being able to work or find a job at all, like all of my 4 brothers. I feel shame because I think I am a failure, a "black sheep" of my family and that all I do is to dissapoint.

[@p_b2000]

Thank you for this. This video came at the right time for me, having had a rough few months amongst other things (shame being attached to many of it). I really appreciated this xx

[@MrClawson99]

Wow Chris, thank you and bless you! You are a real inspiration. Im honestly concidering becoming a vicar because now i know that a young person can persue that. God bless you

[@bryanyeung7389]

Before I watch this, I pray that God speaks through me from this video.

[@zingxhonzimik8210]

Thank you Rev. Chris for sharing also thank you for your prayer. I have been recently thinking alot about how to deal with shame and want to free from it. And I was quite surprised and happy at the same time when your video about shame pops up. It's like this video has been made for me. Thank you very much. Please make more videos and teach us more about the Bible. God bless you Rev. Chris.🙏🙏 Love from India

[@coolchoicebro]

This was meant for me. Thank you!

[@sb-hw1ct]

Thank you so much.

[@kor3432]

Thank you Rev. Chris!

[@jograce2119]

Thank you so much

[@kellythurtell6407]

Thank you Rev Chris!

[@shiry9289]

Thank you!

[@aquamarine9568]

Powerful. Much needed. Thank you.

[@wiktoriakaczmarek8138]

Thank you

[@brokengirl8619]

As someone who studies torah, torah never says you cannot touch dogs or go into gentle homes, etc, and it was not about shame, the law of God was given to teach and protect and then move foward. The leaders in Jesus day perverted God's law which is why Jesus, who is God, came to teach them what the law really said and meant.

[@lethiapage4767]

Guilt: you made a mistake. Shame: you are a mistake. Guilt can be useful in getting us back into fellowship with God. Shame is only used by the Enemy to separate us from God. The thing about the Resurrection is that!!!! Jesus only died once and will not be crucified again. Every sin ever before now and future is already defeated and forgiven. So shame is really just a giant lie to make us feel like our mistakes are insurmountable but they are not!

[@Luzwitchycrafts]

Thank u :)

[@aaronngew8733]

Make a podcast!!!

[@63angel]

Amen.. I hit save on the comments and I did that too fast. Our pastor done a sermon a few times about how if a person isn't clean they couldn't go into a temple or other places since only those who are clean can go in. I think it had something to do with the "Holy of Holies". If I remember the sermon, it was about how if the priest sins were atoned for, then the priest would die in the presence of God. If I remember it correctly. I think they would tie a rope around the ankles just in case he's struck dead and the need to pull his dead body out. Also, something like bells or whatever. I remember one of the speakers at a Women of Faith event where they were talking about the kind of faith that the woman had since she knew that touching Jesus's robe would cure her.

[@DanaKot336]

Watching you from israel :D

[@brokengirl8619]

Amen. You know Jesus was a jew, his Hebrew name is Yeshua.

[@DanaKot336]

@@brokengirl8619 I also know that he didn't exist and the big trinity of religions were created to separate us all, by the Masonic globalists.. I know there is an intelligent creator, flat plane etc, but it isn't the sun/son.

[@jenlewis241]

love this! What study is it you are referring to? I'd love to take a better look at this! Have you happened to read anything from Brene Brown? I really appreciate her works centering on vulnerability and shame.

[@bananaexpress2060]

What does it mean to come to Christ?

[@debbiemaze1938]

To acknowledge he is God, he died for you, and that you accept him as you your savior. Just say what you believe and his spirit will come to you.

[@charlottechang]

Thank you.