Breaking the Silence of Shame- Story Two in a Series of Overcoming Your Past::Tindell Baldwin [Ep 204]

StoryTellers Live

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 611 Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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"Breaking the Silence of Shame"- Story Two in a Series of Overcoming Your Past

Today's podcast is the second in a three-part series on overcoming your past and letting go of shame.

Tindell Baldwin, from Atlanta, Georgia, shares her story of living apart from God in high school and early college years and how He drew her back to Him. Tindell will encourage you to break away from silencing your shame and recognize God didn't rescue you to remind you of the times you walked away.

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:

The first step in overcoming shame is telling someone
God is not looking at your past, so you don't need to look.
Satan's goal is to make you think you are all alone in your shame so that you stay silent.

THIS FRIDAY ON PATREON: Tindell is featured as our "Story Within the Story" this month. Listen in as Robyn talks with Tindell more about discerning the voice of God and the practical steps she took in overcoming shame. You can join for as little as $5 per month if you aren't a member. Go to patreon.com/STLcommunity to join (all proceeds go directly to supporting the podcast).

Tindell's Book "POPULAR" is available at https://amzn.to/3hb1cBS

Jesus Paid It ALL by Kristian Stanfill

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0:00.0	I think Satan's main goal and shame is to silence us.
0:06.4	In James, he talks about confessing your sins to one another, and I believe that's not just for accountability, but for healing too.
0:11.9	I think when we open it up about where we have been or where we are, a lot of healing can take place.
0:17.2	When we hold out our brokenness to other believers, it gives us a chance to help others and heal ourselves.
0:23.7	Welcome to the Storytellers Live podcast, where everyday women share stories of hope found in Jesus.
0:29.8	I'm Robin, and I'm here with Lindy and Katie, and we are your podcast host.
0:33.6	And if you did not listen to last week's episode, I will fill you in for today.
0:39.3	We are doing a series on overcoming your past and dealing with shame.
0:44.3	This summer, we did a survey to all of you, our listeners, and one of the main topics that you wanted to hear was on overcoming your past.
0:52.4	And so God has so graciously given us several stories on this topic
0:56.6	that we are doing a series. I think for the first time ever, we're doing a series. Yes, for sure.
1:01.5	And so today, we actually have a storyteller that was brought to us by one of our Patreon members.
1:07.2	It's someone who has supported us for a while. And she recommended Tyndall as a storyteller, and we reached out and got to know her.
1:14.8	And wow, her story fit right into this on overcoming your past and shame.
1:21.3	I know, Robin, I just love it when our Patreon members actively engage with us and kind of tell us what's going on in their community.
1:26.7	And, of course,
1:28.0	Tyndall's story fits right along with our series that we're doing. Last week, you heard a story from a 20-something.
1:34.1	This week, it's a 30-something year old. And, you know, one of the things that Tyndall really gives us is just the power
1:40.2	that is found when you break the silence of shame and you share what you've been through.
1:45.8	That's right, Katie. And I'm so excited for our listeners to hear Tyndall's story. And before that,
1:50.6	we do want to remind you that our Bible study, when God shows up stories of freedom,
1:55.8	there are actually two stories in the Bible study that deal with overcoming shame in your past. And so we're excited about
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