Overcoming Shame to Live God’s Purpose | Guest Speaker Pastor Kathy Wheeler
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Discussion Questions

  1. Pastor Kathy spoke about how shame thrives in secrecy, silence, and judgment. How can we create environments in our church or homes that break that cycle?

  2. What does “Yes, You Can” mean to you personally? How does it challenge or encourage your current walk with God?

  3. In what ways have you seen God redeem painful or broken parts of your story?

  4. Pastor Kathy emphasized vulnerability as an antidote to shame. What are practical ways to grow in vulnerability with others?

  5. How does Ruth’s loyalty to Naomi challenge our view of faithfulness during seasons of grief, loss, or transition?

Notable Quotes 

“Your past does not define you. It can only refine you.”

“Shame thrives in secrecy, silence, and judgment—but it is broken by vulnerability and truth.”

“Yes, you can—because Christ in you is stronger than anything behind you.”