Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

Don't Believe The Lie Of Shame

30 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this sermon, the speaker addresses believers who are burdened by overwhelming shame and a sense of darkness about their future. He declares that shame is a lie from the enemy designed to keep people from approaching God, because shame makes them avoid looking up to Him. The speaker rebukes this lie and emphasizes the biblical truth that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. He contrasts the enemy’s shame with the conviction of the Holy Spirit, which urges believers to look up to the Heavenly Father, to the divine standard, and to the lifestyle taught in the Bible. The overall message is an encouragement to reject shame, trust in Christ’s freedom from condemnation, and pursue a God‑centered life.

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I know you feel that weight, that crushing shame, that heaviness, that darkness, that dread for the future, thinking that you're just going to repeat the cycle again and again and again. But I rebuke that. That's a lie of the enemy. I want to encourage you now. There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. That often, often that weight that you feel, that, that extreme sense of darkness that you feel around you, often that is the enemy trying to fill you with shame so that he can keep you from approaching God. Because when we're filled with shame, the last thing we want to do is look up. But conviction, that is the Holy Spirit speaking to you, tells you to look up. Look up to your Heavenly Father. Look up to the standard He's giving to you. Look up to what the Bible teaches is the lifestyle of the believer. And so we have to begin here that there's no condemnation. God's not angry with you.