Guilt and shame are not attributes of God. While God calls us to be accountable and repent for our actions, He does not condemn us.
Guilt is the feeling of deserving blame for one's actions, while shame involves a sense of humiliating disgrace or disrepute, often leading to a perception of being fundamentally flawed or defective.
Through repentance, which is God's will, we can release ourselves from the burden of guilt and shame, as it is through this process that we can find forgiveness and renewal.
It is important to recognize that guilt and shame can be tools of the devil, used to manipulate and hinder our spiritual growth. In our next episode, we will explore this spiritual mystery and uncover how these negative emotions can be transformed through understanding and faith.
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