Something happened today and it really rubbed you the wrong way. You thought you processed it. Then on the way home, you couldn't stop thinking about it. You got home, thought you'd processed it again, and there it was, racing back into your head a couple hours later. You tried to let it go. Tried to find a solution. But you couldn't shake that feeling. You need to talk to someone about this. But you don't want to gossip. You don't want to complain. You just want to talk. The

Shame says, “I am bad.” Conviction says, “What I did was wrong.” Shame makes you hide from God. Conviction makes you run toward Him. I’m not going to sit here and tell you that you should never feel bad about anything. We do things that are wrong. There are things I’ve done that make me feel awful to think about. And when I look at people doing wild stuff with no conscience, my immediate thought is still: “Have you no shame?” So yes, doing wrong things should trigger an inter