Miss Kay

Or maybe if you gave it to Kay, she might have just sent it and get that money.

Or maybe if you gave it to Kay, she might have just sent it and get that money.

Or maybe if you gave it to Kay, she might have just sent it and get that money.

Well, and I think it's because that's one of the, things that the evil one uses, almost more than anything, is shame. He uses that because it works, I guess. Whenever you're growing up and different things happen to you, especially as a child, you feel as though those things are your fault, even if somebody takes advantage of you whenever you're a child.

Well, and I think it's because that's one of the, things that the evil one uses, almost more than anything, is shame. He uses that because it works, I guess. Whenever you're growing up and different things happen to you, especially as a child, you feel as though those things are your fault, even if somebody takes advantage of you whenever you're a child.

Well, and I think it's because that's one of the, things that the evil one uses, almost more than anything, is shame. He uses that because it works, I guess. Whenever you're growing up and different things happen to you, especially as a child, you feel as though those things are your fault, even if somebody takes advantage of you whenever you're a child.

But you still have a sense of guilt there because you feel like it's your fault. And so then you keep going through your life and different things happen. And it plays back on that shame and that guilt, you know, because Satan keeps bringing that up. Well, you know, you're not you're not any good. You remember this happened to you. So in my life, it was, you know, sexual abuse as a child.

But you still have a sense of guilt there because you feel like it's your fault. And so then you keep going through your life and different things happen. And it plays back on that shame and that guilt, you know, because Satan keeps bringing that up. Well, you know, you're not you're not any good. You remember this happened to you. So in my life, it was, you know, sexual abuse as a child.

But you still have a sense of guilt there because you feel like it's your fault. And so then you keep going through your life and different things happen. And it plays back on that shame and that guilt, you know, because Satan keeps bringing that up. Well, you know, you're not you're not any good. You remember this happened to you. So in my life, it was, you know, sexual abuse as a child.

Then it was bad choices that I made as a teenager, having an abortion. Again, another darkness. You're just, that is dark. Then you get married, and you feel as though maybe that's your saving grace. God has sent you this person. But nothing has happened to that darkness that you've been living with for your whole life. And the darkness produces shame.

Then it was bad choices that I made as a teenager, having an abortion. Again, another darkness. You're just, that is dark. Then you get married, and you feel as though maybe that's your saving grace. God has sent you this person. But nothing has happened to that darkness that you've been living with for your whole life. And the darkness produces shame.

Then it was bad choices that I made as a teenager, having an abortion. Again, another darkness. You're just, that is dark. Then you get married, and you feel as though maybe that's your saving grace. God has sent you this person. But nothing has happened to that darkness that you've been living with for your whole life. And the darkness produces shame.

Well, because I think one reason is that we have encounters with people, but it takes an encounter with God to change that and to get rid of that shame. You know... I mean, I'm in the Robertson family, and I'm grateful that God put me in this family. But I'm in the Robertson family, and so I've got all the influences of all of y'all, y'all's wives.

Well, because I think one reason is that we have encounters with people, but it takes an encounter with God to change that and to get rid of that shame. You know... I mean, I'm in the Robertson family, and I'm grateful that God put me in this family. But I'm in the Robertson family, and so I've got all the influences of all of y'all, y'all's wives.

Well, because I think one reason is that we have encounters with people, but it takes an encounter with God to change that and to get rid of that shame. You know... I mean, I'm in the Robertson family, and I'm grateful that God put me in this family. But I'm in the Robertson family, and so I've got all the influences of all of y'all, y'all's wives.

I mean, I've got all of that to pull me out of that, to pull me out of that shame and that darkness. But that's not what I needed, because I used you as my Savior for a long time. But you are not what could pull me out of the shame and the darkness. I had to have an encounter with Christ. And I think it's the same with this woman at the well.

I mean, I've got all of that to pull me out of that, to pull me out of that shame and that darkness. But that's not what I needed, because I used you as my Savior for a long time. But you are not what could pull me out of the shame and the darkness. I had to have an encounter with Christ. And I think it's the same with this woman at the well.

I mean, I've got all of that to pull me out of that, to pull me out of that shame and that darkness. But that's not what I needed, because I used you as my Savior for a long time. But you are not what could pull me out of the shame and the darkness. I had to have an encounter with Christ. And I think it's the same with this woman at the well.

She went at high noon because nobody else is going to go at high noon. It's the heat of the day.

She went at high noon because nobody else is going to go at high noon. It's the heat of the day.