God is not the author of embarrassment but God DOES allow it. What we do with it matters.

I feel like him on stage, but I saw this post the other day that said you have to believe that God won't embarrass you. I was like, "Ruh-roh!" When do we start thinking that? Because I don't know about anybody else that loves Jesus, but as for me in my house, I feel embarrassed often. You did what I'm saying? Sometimes we experience stuff that's quite embarrassing. Embarrassment is a fleeting emotion that the enemy wants to turn into shame. Scripture tells us that God doesn't. God won't put us to shame. In Genesis, the shame began. Became their identity. Adam didn't say, I sinned. He said, I was naked. Shame in the hands of God is despised. It's less than. It's made less than. The writer of Hebrews says that Jesus endured the cross despising the shame. Doesn't mean he ignored the shame. He put shame in its place. What am I trying to say? What am I trying to say? Embarrassments can either lead to shame or conviction. I think the enemy wants it to be shame so that he can try to convince us that we're someone we're not. Embarrassment can into conviction, and it can cause us to draw closer to God, to invite God into our situation or our mess-up or our embarrassment, to say, how am I supposed to live differently as a result of what's happening? Which means that shame doesn't have authority, but God does.