But I Don’t Feel Forgiven | ULP Q&A
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What happens when you know God says you're forgiven—but you still don't feel forgiven?
For a prodigal carrying guilt and shame, coming home doesn't necessarily make the feelings disappear. You may still feel dirty. You may still remember what you've done. You may carry shame over what was done to you—or over the ways you responded after someone else hurt you. And when that shame doesn't immediately lift, it can become easy to wonder whether God's grace actually worked.
In this episode of the Unshackled Life Podcast, Dalyn shares from his own journey through brokenness, spiritual error, and the desperate attempt to somehow become “clean enough” for Jesus to love him again.
Being sinned against doesn't make you guilty of someone else's sin. And being wounded first doesn't make every response to that wound right. But whether the shame comes from what you've done, what someone has done to you, or what you did out of your own brokenness, shame doesn't get to decide what is true.
What happens when what you feel about yourself collides with what God has actually said? Which one gets the final word?
This episode stands alone, but is part of the “To Whom Does the Soul of the Prodigal Belong?” Q&A series.