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Erasing Shame

Erasing Shame

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We encourage Christian Asian mental health by erasing shame and stopping stigma in order to advance compassion and care for every person.Christian Asian Mental Health Sciences sociales
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  • "Dim Sum and Faith: How Our Stories Form Our Souls" with author Jenn Suen Chen
    Aug 14 2025

    This was a live recording with Jenn Suen Chen, author of "Dim Sum and Faith: How Our Stories Form Our Souls." We talked about story, spirituality, and how our cultural narratives shape who we are and who we’re becoming.

    The author's deepest prayer is that the book would serve as a resource for deeper discussion around growing in our relationship in Christ and with one another. Her ultimate desire is that Asian American and Christians globally would experience the love of God in deeper ways through the book.Check out this new book!• Read a free chapter at the publisher's book page https://www.ivpress.com/dim-sum-and-faith• Buy on amazon at https://amzn.to/4lv8PPd - available in print, kindle, and audiobook• Buy at B&N https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dim-sum-and-faith-jenn-suen-chen/1146378006

    • Win a free print copy of this book https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/220113507-dim-sum-and-faith (enter by August 19, 2025)

    Connect with Jenn Suen Chen:• website https://www.jennsuenchen.com• instagram https://www.instagram.com/jennsuenchen

    Jenn Suen Chen was previously on 5 episodes of Erasing Shame @https://erasingshame.com/tag/jenn-suen-chen/

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    27 min
  • Adopted but Never Feeling Enough. My Breaking Point Became God’s Turning Point
    Aug 11 2025

    What do you do when you’re adopted into a loving Christian family… but you still feel like a reject?
    When you smile in church but go home to a voice in your head saying, “You’re not enough. You were never enough.”

    When you’ve been told Jesus loves you, but deep down you believe He couldn’t possibly want someone like you?

    That was Andrew Yook’s life.
    Loved, but lonely. Surrounded, but unseen. Adopted, but still feeling abandoned.
    The emptiness drove him to choices that almost killed him—addiction, shame, self-destruction.
    And yet… Jesus came for him right there. In the middle of the mess. In the relapse. In the hopelessness.

    This is not a polished, sanitized Christian story.
    This is rejection, rage, relapse, rock bottom.
    It’s meeting Jesus when you have nothing left to give.

    It’s watching Him dig you out of the ashes—not just to save you, but to use your scars to heal someone else.

    In this episode, we rip the mask off and talk about:

    • What “unwanted” feels like, even in a good home

    • Why being told Jesus loves you isn’t enough—you have to meet Him

    • Carrying shame you didn’t deserve, and the shame you created

    • The lie of “i'm too far gone” and how to kill it

    • Why ignoring your mental health will wreck your soul and body too

    • How to turn your most shameful chapters into weapons of hope

    • The daily fight to shut down the voice that says you’re worthless

    If you’ve ever felt like you can’t outrun your past, that you’ll never measure up, or that your pain has disqualified you—listen to this.
    Because Andrew’s story is proof:
    You’re not too far gone.
    You’re not too broken.
    You are not alone.

    And if all you can manage right now is a whisper, let it be this:
    “Jesus, i need You.”
    Because the moment you speak it, He’s already on His way.

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    1 h et 25 min
  • announcement: livestream on Tues August 12
    Aug 7 2025

    join our livestream as we celebrate the book launch of “Dim Sum and Faith: How our Stories Form Our Souls”, with author Jenn Suen Chen —on our YouTube channel and on erasingshame.com - the YouTube chat room will be open for your questions or add one here on Spotify beforehand!

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    1 min
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