The Practical Missions Podcast 

Pod # 28 Discipling in an Honor and Shame Culture 

Outside of Christ, there are not many ways to deal with shame or be restored

In this Pod, I talk to a guy who shares his insights into honor and shame and communal vs individualist cultures. He shares some of his personal stories, struggles, and mistakes, while on the field in a way we can learn from them. We close off the conversation by talking about burnout and fatigue on the field, and what that looked like for him. The whole conversation is powerful and well worth listening to.

Timeline

  • 00:00 Intro 
  • 01:03 What is Deep and Wide Discipleship? 
  • 10:40 What did the process of forgiveness look like in discipleship? 
  • 13:13 Is vulnerability seen as a weakness in a shame/honor society? 
  • 20:40 How do we disciple through persecution? 
  • 29:30 What blind spots do westerns have while discipling? 
  • 37:00 What is cultural trauma? 
  • 50:55 let’s talk about burnout on the field 

        Listen on: Apple Podcast | Spotify

        Shame only exists in a community. Shame is when you’re doing something that is not in the best interest of the community or violates the ethos that holds the community together. So any shame within the community works to destroy something at the fabric of that community.

        Discipling in an Honor and Shame Culture

        Pod # 28 Discipling in an Honor and Shame Culture 

        Outside of Christ, there are not many ways to deal with shame or be restored

        In this Pod, I talk to a guy who shares his insights into honor and shame and communal vs individualist cultures. He shares some of his personal stories, struggles, and mistakes, while on the field in a way we can learn from them. We close off the conversation by talking about burnout and fatigue on the field, and what that looked like for him. The whole conversation is powerful and well worth listening to.

        Shame only exists in a community. Shame is when you’re doing something that is not in the best interest of the community or violates the ethos that holds the community together. So any shame within the community works to destroy something at the fabric of that community.

        Listen on: Apple Podcast | Spotify

        Timeline

        • 00:00 Intro 
        • 01:03 What is Deep and Wide Discipleship? 
        • 10:40 What did the process of forgiveness look like in discipleship? 
        • 13:13 Is vulnerability seen as a weakness in a shame/honor society? 
        • 20:40 How do we disciple through persecution? 
        • 29:30 What blind spots do westerns have while discipling? 
        • 37:00 What is cultural trauma? 
        • 50:55 let’s talk about burnout on the field 

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