Sheila Walsh Takes a Good Look at The Storm Inside

[@romyamos6580]

Sheila, thank you so much for your powerful sermon you gave today, here in Cape Town at the Colour Conference 2018. It has taught me and encouraged me to drop the baggage.

[@deborahstevens8033]

Only those who have ever lived this life of shame can understand your overcoming testimony & what you went through. Your transparency will free many who have traveled the same kind of road! It helps us know there are others out there dealing with the same issues, but we don't have to go it alone. For our hope is found in Jesus & He will take us through! Praise His name!!!

[@robertkrenicky1380]

Guilt tells me I've done something wrong, but shame tells me I am something wrong. Shame is a squatter who refuses to leave. It feels like who I am, a being of no worth.

[@Karamelkissiz23]

Awesome Word, Sheila!

[@robertkrenicky1380]

"He who knew no shame, became shame, so that you and I could be free."

[@sophiyabhoire1341]

It is strong revelation, India Thanks

[@robertkrenicky1380]

Allowing feelings to navigate you through a storm always ends in a shipwreck, but God's word will steer you to a safe harbor.

[@robertkrenicky1380]

If we live our life navigating by how we feel, we will shipwreck. Feelings have no brains.

[@gn2665]

“Does everything I believe stands in the worst storms in life?”

[@asdfgty671]

that is a great word sheila.