Shame and Singing

Life and Books and Everything: Defending Shame with Te-Li Lau

We think of shame as destructive, manipulative, and toxic. And it can be all those things. But shame can also be a powerful and healthy part of our moral formation. In this fascinating conversation, Kevin DeYoung talks to Te-Li Lau, a professor at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, about his recent book Defending Shame: It’s Formative Power in Paul’s Letters. Together, Kevin and Te-Li explore the pervasiveness of our therapeutic assumptions, the central theme of shame throughout the Bible, and good and bad ways to think about shame in our own lives.

Getty Sing! Conference: Five Reasons for Missional Singing 

Pastor John Piper preaches on “Singing of Christ to the Nations” live at the Sing! 2021 Conference in Nashville, TN.

Aaron Lee: Related Works

Book Reviews: 31 Days toward Trusting God by Jerry Bridges, Hosea (Reformed Expository Commentary) by Richard D. Phillips, Romans (Reformed Expository Commentary) by Daniel Doriani. Listen to our TGIF playlist on Spotify. Join my Asian American Worship Leaders Facebook group.