Your Family Dysfunction Is in the Bible: Honor, Shame & Taking Ownership
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Ever wonder why Noah's curse on his own grandson feels so extreme — or why Tamar's story puts family reputation on the line? The answer is hidden in a family structure most of us have never been taught.
In Part 6 of Episode 3 in our Family Dynamics series, we walk through the stories of Rebecca and Isaac, Tamar and Judah, Noah and his sons, and Eli's household to explore why honor was social currency, why shame wasn't just personal embarrassment but a threat to the entire family's survival, and how a strong family legacy can actually breed spiritual complacency.
The big question we land on: Can I be real about the patterns I inherited — and still take full ownership of my choices?
📖 Scripture Referenced: Matthew's genealogy, Genesis (Noah & Ham), Genesis 38 (Tamar & Judah), 1 Samuel (Eli & his sons)
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Faster Does It by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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