Sermon Illustrations about Shame
Home > Illustrations > Topics > S > Shame
Find fresh sermon illustrations on Shame to help bring your sermon to life.
Online Confessions Reveal Struggles with Body Image
Author Diana Spechler launched a website that gives people the chance to anonymously confess their true feelings about their bodies. So far, thousands ...
[Read More]
Woman Outraged when Suspected of Shoplifting
Author and pastor Fleming Rutledge tells the story of a friend named Sally who was falsely suspected of shoplifting at an upscale department store. Rutledge ...
[Read More]
Reese Witherspoon Struggles with Her Self-image
Reese Witherspoon, one of the most successful actresses in the world, had this to say about herself:
I don't watch any movie I'm in. It's horrifying. ...
[Read More]
The Necessary Shame of Being Named as Sinners
In his book, “The Great Work of the Gospel,” John Ensor writes:
When I was a teenager, I stole a hat. What is worse, I arrived at the store ...
[Read More]
Viewing a Friend—and Even God—As an Enemy
In an article for ChristianityToday.com entitled "Our Divine Distortion," Christian songwriter Carolyn Arends shared a personal story that shows ...
[Read More]
Football Player Can't Forget the Ball He Dropped
Noble Doss dropped the ball. One ball. One pass. One mistake. In 1941, he let one fall. And it's haunted him ever since. "I cost us a national ...
[Read More]
Teenager Diagnoses Her Own Disease
For eight years, Jessica Terry, a teenager in Seattle, suffered from crippling stomach pain. When she wasn't doubled over from the cramping, she was ...
[Read More]
Condemned and We Don't Even Know It
Dan Meyer, in his sermon "Why Remember the Passion?":
Years ago I traveled to Ecuador and spent a couple of weeks traveling in the mountains. ...
[Read More]
What Mushrooms Say About Soil
When we do something wrong, we normally feel guilty, and guilt feels bad. So do shame and a sense of conviction over wrongdoing. These emotions can be ...
[Read More]
The Danger of a Sad Soul
A sad soul will kill you quicker, far quicker, than a germ.
—Author John Steinbeck
[Read More]