What are the most important words you should know for your Christian life? The article describes the three most important words you should know: guilt, grace, and gratitude.

Shame and guilt are not the same. What is the difference between the two? How can we be free from the effects of shame? This article addresses these questions, pointing you to ten things you need to know about guilt and shame.

Guilt and shame can be overwhelming at times. As a Christian how should you respond when guilt overwhelms you? This article discusses four things to believe.

Guilt is something that not only believers but also unbelievers struggle with. This article explains that unbelievers also have a god, whose commands they try to obey but fail in their attempts, and continually suffer guilt and shame as a result. Only the biblical God can deal with guilt and silence the guilty conscience.

How do you deal with the guilt that leads to self-condemnation because of sexual sin or any sin? When your conscience condemns you with guilt you need to hold the right standard, and know where to turn to.

One looks almost in vain for a major discussion of sin during the twentieth century. Does guilt before God still have meaning in the context of modern developments such as Marxism and psycho-analitical approaches to who man is? This essay attempts to examine the way that theology has sought to come to terms with the idea of sin during the twentieth century.

This article deals with the way God addressed sin and guilt amongst his covenant people. Hebrew words like asham and related words are examined for a better understanding of the significance of atonement.

Struggle with guilt over past sins? This article leads you to Hebrews 9:10-15 to see two realities: because of Christ's sacrifice our redemption is secure, and our conscience can finally become clear.

How should Christians deal with guilt and shame? This article advises believers to see the experience of guilt and shame as an opportunity to turn again to the Lord.

It is through forgiveness in Christ that people can be guilt-free. Fear to talk about sin and guilt today denies the Christian message.

There is a price tag attached to all sin, and often, the bill is paid by people who never did the sin. This means that we must speak carefully about AIDS and guilt. Millions are affected by this disease as a result of someone else’s disobedience rather than their own.

This article is about sin, guilt and the judgment of God. The author also discusses the righteousness and holiness of God, sin and the wrath of God, total depravity, and the ungodly and the forgiveness of God.