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Erik Raymond

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The Biblical Difference Between Misplaced Shame and Well-Placed Shame

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By John Piper, Erik Raymond, Edward Welch
| Crossway
Two Kinds of Shame The Bible makes it very clear that there is a shame we ought to have and a shame we ought not to have. I’m going to call the one kind “misplaced shame” and the other kind “well-placed shame.” Like everything else that matters, the crucial issue is how God fits into the experience of shame. Misplaced Shame “Misplaced shame” (the kind we ought not to have) is the shame you feel when there is no good reason to feel it.
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The Resolution We Rarely Make

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By Erik Raymond
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
It’s that time of year again: new journals, new plans, and new resolutions. We resolve to eat better, exercise more, manage our time, and finally get organized. None of that is wrong. But rarely do we put self-denial at the top of the list. Yet when Jesus speaks about following him, that’s exactly where he begins. Discipleship is not shaped by personal improvement but by personal surrender.
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Top Books I Enjoyed in 2025

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By Erik Raymond
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
I always enjoy reading end-of-year book lists. Often, I find a couple to add to my upcoming year’s list. Hopefully this list will give you a couple to consider. This year’s list blends some theology/ministry books with some works of fiction. One of the criteria that qualified these books was their sticking power; I found myself continuing to think about them weeks, and in some cases, months after reading them. Books are like good friends–they continue to check in on us, helping us along the way.
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