During the sermon itself, there is some time that I spend at the beginning making comments about the movie and showing a few slide pictures I have of when I drove some JH students to a Catholic Shrine in Montreal, Canada.

Then we visit Ezra 9:1-15 or so and see how Ezra was totally shamed - over his head, etc.
On to Jeremiah 6:15 and 8:12 where we see that the people are NOT ashamed - they don't even blush!  That is how we are today in our Laodicean Era - we have very little that shames us anymore these days.

1.  Acts 5:41; II Timothy 2:12
It is a shame that we won't suffer for his name today!

2.  I Corinthians 6:1-8
It is a shame that we can't get along with the brethren over 'rubbish.'  Why can't folks just accept be labled as the 'wrong one' even when they are not?  Why must we go to the unsaved - to the lawyers - to get our differences resolved?  That is a shame when we won't allow ourselves to be defrauded!  It works the same way in a household with brothers and sisters, too - ha, even sometimes among the husband and wife, eh!

3.  I Corinthians 11:6
Short hair on women is a shame!  Why are we not shamed these days?

4.  I Corinthians 11:14
Long hair on men is a shame!  Why are we not shamed these days?

5.  I Corinthians 15:33,34; II Timothy 2:15
No knowledge of God being taught to the unlearned by those who HAVE the knowledge of God!  That is a shame!

6.  Ephesians 5:12
Talking about things done in secret is a shame.  Our humor and conversations get pretty 'low' at times.  There ought to be the phrase, "We don't talk about that in public!"

Overall, the sermon dealt with shame and the movie portraying Christ's shame is not something a serious Christian would attend.  Why would we want to see our Saviour shamed again?  Once was enough!