What happened to you may not have been your fault. But somewhere along the way, you may have decided it revealed something terrible about who you are.

Remembering Shame is the second book in The Remembering Series—a collection of seven-day devotional journeys for healing the child within and returning to wholeness.

Remembering Sadness asked, "What happened to me?"

This journey asks the next question:

"What did I believe it meant about me?"

Shame takes painful experiences, mistakes, rejection, criticism, religious fear, and unmet needs—and turns them into an identity. It does not simply say, "Something went wrong." It whispers, "Something is wrong with you."

Through honest personal stories, Scripture, reflection questions, prayers, and gentle practices, Greg Hintz invites listeners to:

• Separate mistakes from identity
• Recognize the voice of the inner critic
• Understand what shame may have been trying to protect
• Meet wounded and protective parts with curiosity rather than hatred
• Examine the cycles of hiding, escape, performance, and self-condemnation
• Bring every part of themselves honestly before Jesus
• Practice responsibility without abandoning themselves

This is not a book about excusing harmful choices or pretending pain does not matter. It is an invitation to tell the truth in the presence of grace—to repair what needs repairing without turning that truth into a weapon against your existence.

You are more than your worst moment.

You are more than the voices that accused you.

You are more than the shame you learned to carry.

The real you was never the enemy.