Shame – Breaking Bread Theology

Learning to Trust Myself: Eyes Open

Sometimes, trusting ourselves means accepting what we see in others, even in those we love dearly.

What is toxicity, and how can we start identifying it in relationships, spaces, and theologies?

The word “imperfect” is often used to compare human beings to an imagined, “perfect” human. Let’s take a brief look at why this can be harmful.

Let’s differentiate between Distrust and Mistrust and add some nuance to the journey toward trusting myself.

Is there something about information that I mistrust? Why do I continually need more and more information to make decisions or to feel comfortable?

Honoring grief means wrestling with our understanding of it. Is grief bad? Is it wrong or shameful? If so, how can it be honored?

What are “safe spaces,” and what are some of the challenges of creating them? Let’s talk about safe spaces, shame, fear, and empowerment.