Break the Self-Critical Voice: Freedom From Shame & Self-Accusation

Teresa Marie Morin
Feb 11
2 min read

Break the Self-Critical Voice through the FREE Webinar.

That harsh self-critical voice isn’t “wisdom” or “humility”—it’s often self-accusation rooted in self-hatred. It constantly rehearses your failures, exaggerates your flaws, and keeps you stuck in shame: “I should’ve known better… I always mess things up… God must be disappointed in me.”

Over time it can produce real symptoms like anxiety, overthinking, perfectionism, fear of failure, people-pleasing, procrastination, burnout, depression/heaviness, panic, and even emotional numbness—because you’re always bracing for punishment instead of resting in God’s love. And one of the biggest traps is this: even after you’ve repented, you still can’t receive cleansing—so you keep punishing yourself and saying, “I can’t forgive myself.” But that cycle is not the Holy Spirit. Scripture says there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1), and the enemy is called the accuser (Revelation 12:10).

Do you want to stop the self-critical voice and finally have peace instead of tormenting self-accusation?
Are you tired of the self-critical voice stealing your peace and tormenting you with self-accusation?
Do you keep replaying mistakes and punishing yourself—want peace instead of constant self-accusation?
What if you could silence the inner critic and walk in peace—without the torment of condemnation?
Are you ready to break agreement with self-accusation and step into God’s peace?
Do you want freedom from anxiety, perfectionism, and the relentless inner critic—so you can breathe again?

Do you want to learn how to stop the self-critical voice and have peace instead of tormenting self-accusation? Join me for a FREE Online Deliverance Webinar—teaching + powerful deliverance prayers—on February 23, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The Webinar on Zoom and you will get an email with the link. We’ll expose the spiritual roots of the self-critical voice, break agreement with condemnation, and pray for real freedom so you can walk in peace, confidence, and joy again.