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On Becoming “Like Jesus”

By HonorShame Posted on January 29, 2020 Posted in Jesus, Jesus Christ, Sin, Spirituality, Theology, Uncategorized No Comments Tagged with Jesus, spirituality

Shame is feeling different, being unlike others (as explained in previous post). But there is good news—God makes us like himself, in his own image, conformed to the image of his son. This erases the shame of difference. In the …

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The Meaning of “Sodomy”

By HonorShame Posted on November 6, 2019 Posted in OT 26 Comments Tagged with homosexuality, hospitality, OT, sodom

You know the definition of the English word sodomy? The word derives from the ancient city of Sodom, which was famously destroyed for their wickedness (Genesis 19). So what made Sodom so wicked and worthy of destruction? The standard answer has …

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“Westerners Don’t Believe in Sin!”

By HonorShame Posted on October 9, 2019 Posted in ethics 26 Comments Tagged with ethics, West

Guest contributor Dr. Cultir Pundit is an East Asian missions leader. He blogs at www.GuiltInnocence.com, a website equipping Global Christians for ministry in the Western guilt-innocence cultures. Westerners believe in guilt, but not in sin. The other day I was …

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Workshops for the 2020 Honor-Shame Conference

By HonorShame Posted on September 4, 2019 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

Workshops were a highlight of the 2017 Honor-Shame Conference. The topics and speakers were excellent. So we are excited to organize more workshops for the 2020 Honor-Shame Conference. We are currently accepting submissions for workshop presentations. Complete this form …

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Register Now: Honor-Shame Conference (Wheaton, 2020)

By HonorShame Posted on July 17, 2019 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments Tagged with honor shame conference

You can register now for the: Join us for the 2020 Honor-Shame Conference (June 8-10, 2020 at Wheaton College) to explore how honor and shame influence the gospel, the Church, and disciplines including theology, missiology, pastoral ministry, and counseling. Connect with …

Honor-Shame Conference (2020, Wheaton)

By HonorShame Posted on July 11, 2019 Posted in

Join us for the 2020 Honor-Shame Conference (June 8-10, 2020 at Wheaton College) to explore how honor and shame influence the gospel, the Church, and disciplines including theology, missiology, pastoral ministry, and counseling. Connect with others who are learning, applying, and …

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James 1 (HSP)

By HonorShame Posted on November 19, 2018 Posted in Honor-Shame Paraphrase No Comments Tagged with bible, HSP, james, NT

This paraphrase of James 1 is from the new book James: An Honor-Shame Paraphrase, by Dr. Daniel K. Eng. From James, a slave in the service of Jesus, the exalted King. To the twelve tribes of God’s cherished people, far away …

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Amy Carmichael, Jewels of Honor & Discipleship

By HonorShame Posted on September 19, 2018 Posted in Uncategorized 1 Comment

Sandra Freeman has served with her husband in Botswana since 2001 doing discipleship and business mentoring. She blogs at blog.zebrapost.net. A difficult issue often arises in ministry when the matter of ‘honour-code’ replacement isn’t only a personal matter, but significantly impacts …

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Biblically, What Is Your ‘Name’?

By HonorShame Posted on August 22, 2018 Posted in Bible, Communication, Culture, Relationships, Theology 1 Comment Tagged with collective, Lois Tvarberg, name, Sarah Lanier, shem

Author and teacher Lois Tvarberg is co-founder of the En-Gedi Resource Center. This post is adapted from her recent book, Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus International communications trainer Sarah Lanier has traveled the globe to teach about cultural differences. In …

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Psalms: An Honor-Shame Paraphrase (New Book)

By HonorShame Posted on June 20, 2018 Posted in Honor-Shame Paraphrase No Comments

Psalms: An Honor-Shame Paraphrase of 15 Psalms is now available to purchase. Along with 1 Peter and Esther, this is the third title in the Honor-Shame Paraphrase series. Psalms: An Honor-Shame Paraphrase of 15 Psalms renders the insights and cultural nuances …

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A Quick Patronage Survey, Please!

By HonorShame Posted on May 21, 2018 Posted in Uncategorized 1 Comment Tagged with patronage, survey

Patronage is a common reality in global ministry, but it is rarely discussed in missiology. So unfortunately Christians struggle to navigate patronage. To help us learn more about people’s understandings and perceptions of patronage, please take this survey. There are …

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The Meaning of ‘Shame’—A Short History

By HonorShame Posted on May 16, 2018 Posted in Communication, Culture, Honor, Shame, Wesetern No Comments Tagged with anthropology, guilt-innocence, guilt-shame, honor-shame, psychology, Ruth Benedict

Where do these categories of “guilt-shame” or “shame-honor” come from? Like all ideas, the notion of “shame” has developed over time. This post summarizes the main currents of shame research in the 20th century. The Beginning: Ruth Benedict The binary …

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The 3D Gospel: Updated and Revised

By HonorShame Posted on April 11, 2018 Posted in Communication, Culture, Honor, Resources, Shame No Comments Tagged with 3D Gospel, book, revised, updated

The 3D Gospel started in mind as a 2-page PDF that would help people understand the results of The Culture Test. But it mushroomed into an 80-page book that I published on Amazon. Since then, The 3D Gospel has become a …

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Raising Support in Honor-Shame Cultures: 5 Tips

By HonorShame Posted on June 7, 2017 Posted in Communication, Culture, Honor, Ministry, Relationships, Shame 6 Comments Tagged with finances, fundraising, gifts, support

As the global Church expands, there is a growing need for money to fund ministry. The Church in Asia, Africa, and Latin America has a vision for global missions, and this vision requires financial resources. Traditional fund-raising models are often …

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Exposing the Truth about Honor and Shame: The 4 Dimensions Christians Must Understand

By HonorShame Posted on April 19, 2017 Posted in Culture, Honor, Resources, Shame, Theology 2 Comments Tagged with applications, Brene Brown, Christine Caine, Lecrae, practical

This article, co-authored with Jackson Wu, was originally posted at Christianity Today on Ed Stetzer’s blog (Feb 16). Shame is getting exposed, finally. Commentators now observe how Western culture, especially the millennial generation, is becoming more shame-prone. Consequently, more Westerners are …

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Improving Anselm’s Atonement Theory

By HonorShame Posted on April 13, 2017 Posted in Bible, Honor, Jesus, NT, OT, salvation, Shame, Sin, Theology, Wesetern 3 Comments Tagged with Anselm, atonement, cross, Jesus, PSA, substitutionary, theory

Anselm’s satisfaction theory (explanation here) has shaped Western atonement theory. Unfortunately, Anselm’s theology “went wrong” in two ways: (1) Anselm himself overlooked key parts of biblical theology, and (2) then latter theologians misinterpreted Anselm. Making Anselm More Biblical Anselm’s Cur …

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Can You Shame God?

By HonorShame Posted on March 29, 2017 Posted in Bible, Honor, NT, OT, Shame, Theology 10 Comments Tagged with david, despise, Jesus, prophets, proverbs, Romans, Torah

Can you shame God? The biblical answer is yes. Though this may initially sound sacrilegious, the fact that people shame God pervades scripture and profoundly impacts your relationship with God. People despise and scorn God. In other words, we fail to …

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Microaggressions and “Reverse Honor”: America’s Latest Moral System

By HonorShame Posted on February 1, 2017 Posted in Culture, Honor, Shame, Wesetern 3 Comments Tagged with America, microaggressions, morality, systems

A new moral system has emerged in America. It is shaped by the language of privilege, class, bias, inequality, tolerance, and inclusion. This new moral system has taken definitive expression in the issue of microaggressions.Microaggressions are “brief, everyday exchanges that …

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10 New Books about Honor & Shame in 2016

By HonorShame Posted on December 20, 2016 Posted in Resources 2 Comments Tagged with 2016, books, resources

The topic of honor-shame continues to gain ground in the publishing world. The year of 2016 featured many new releases on the topic. These could be some last minute Christmas gift ideas! 🙂For Christians involved in ministry and theological education, these works can …

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New Book: Ministering in Honor-Shame Cultures (IVP)

By HonorShame Posted on October 5, 2016 Posted in Bible, Honor, Ministry, Missiology, NT, OT, Resources, Shame, Theology 1 Comment Tagged with book, ministry, missiology, NT, OT, resource, theology

My latest book Ministering in Honor-Shame Cultures: Biblical Foundations and Practical Essentials (InterVarsity Press) is now available.This 270-page book equips Christians to proclaim and embody the gospel in honor-shame contexts. Our aim was simple: to show how honor-shame is central …

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