Fellowship CR
Rodney Holmstrom and Andy Petry
133. Satan's Strategy: You’ve Sinned too Much to Heal
133. Satan's Strategy: You’ve Sinned too Much to Heal
133. Satan's Strategy: You’ve Sinned too Much to Heal
Tuesday 20th May 2025
Rodney Holmstrom and Andy Petry discuss overcoming the lie that you've sinned too much to heal, with stories and spiritual insights.
34 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- You're not alone in feeling overwhelmed by past mistakes.
- God's grace is greater than any sin you've committed.
- Healing requires reaching out for support and community.
- Shame can sabotage recovery; combat it with truth.
- Jesus offers unconditional love and forgiveness.
Could it be the case that Jesus really does love and value you as much as the Bible tells us he loves and values us?
Imagine feeling like you've sinned too much to ever heal – a common fear for many on their recovery journey. In this heartfelt episode of Hope in Recovery, Rodney Holmstrom and Andy Petry tackle the daunting lie that your sins are too great for healing. With a mix of personal stories and spiritual insights, they unravel how this sabotaging belief can keep you stuck and isolated.
Rodney, a ministry leader, shares his struggles with perfectionism and addiction, while Andy opens up about his battles with anxiety and depression. Together, they explore the transformative power of God's grace, highlighting key biblical passages like Romans 5:8 and Isaiah 1:18. Their message is clear: no matter how deep your pile of mistakes feels, there's always hope.
The hosts use vivid metaphors – like bamboo roots that spread unseen – to illustrate how unresolved sin can affect not just you but those around you. They encourage listeners to bring their burdens to Jesus, who offers healing from the inside out. If you're feeling overwhelmed by guilt or fear, this episode is a gentle reminder that you're not alone, and healing is possible when you reach out for support.
It's a comforting listen for anyone struggling with addiction or seeking solace in their faith. So why not give it a go and see if it helps you on your path to recovery?