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#10 - Abraham and Addiction (Dr. Mark E. Shaw)
#10 - Abraham and Addiction (Dr. Mark E. Shaw)
#10 - Abraham and Addiction (Dr. Mark E. Shaw)
Saturday 14th March 2020
Dr. Mark E. Shaw explores Abraham's story to show how transparency and faith can help in overcoming addiction. Listen now on alcoholfree.com.
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Get the buttons here!Abraham's Journey: Uncovering the Roots of Addiction with Dr. Mark E. Shaw
Being the same transparent person and not trying to be a different person in a different place to different people - that's our mission, one of the things that is key to helping the addicted.
What can an ancient story about Abraham teach us about addiction today? In this episode of The Addiction Connection Podcast, Dr. Mark E. Shaw dives into the biblical tale of Abraham, particularly focusing on Genesis 20. Dr. Shaw draws parallels between Abraham's struggles with fear, deception, and the lies we often tell ourselves when grappling with addiction. He emphasizes that these heart struggles are not unique to believers; they can influence anyone's decisions, regardless of their faith.
The episode is a call for transparency and honesty as the foundation for overcoming addiction. Dr. Shaw argues that being open about our fears and struggles is essential for genuine transformation. He encourages listeners to trust in God and live authentically, rather than hiding behind a facade. By embracing transparency, we can confront the lies we believe and start the journey toward recovery.
This episode is both insightful and practical, offering a unique perspective on how ancient wisdom can be applied to modern struggles with addiction.