Embrace the Eternal Now: Finding God in Recovery
Episode Overview
Embrace the eternal now for spiritual growth. Sister Ignatia's teachings on living in the moment. The importance of community in recovery. Personal stories of sobriety and healing. Gratitude for support and fellowship. 
Live in the bliss of the eternal now. There is one who has all power. That one is God. May you find him now.
In Episode 402 of Sober Speak, host John M welcomes listeners into a reflective journey that centers around the theme of living in the 'eternal now.' Inspired by Sister Ignatia, the patron saint of Alcoholics Anonymous, the episode encourages embracing the present moment as a path to spiritual growth and recovery.
John M, an alcoholic himself, emphasizes the importance of community and fellowship in the recovery process, offering newcomers a warm welcome to this podcast dedicated to sharing powerful recovery stories. John shares a personal anecdote about his recent trip to Tennessee, where he experienced profound emotions and the challenge of articulating them. This resonates with many in recovery who have faced similar life experiences, highlighting the power of shared stories to provide hope and dignity.
Listeners are introduced to Joe Mc, a guest who brings his unique perspective and insights into the discussion. Joe shares his journey, offering inspiration through his reflections on sobriety and the role of a higher power in overcoming life's trials, including the loss of his brother. The podcast also acknowledges generous contributions from Doug, Brad, Laura, and Tim, who support the platform's mission to extend hope and strength to those in recovery.
Gratitude permeates the episode, as John expresses appreciation for the fellowship and the chance to connect with listeners, both virtually and in person. Finally, John concludes with a heartfelt message, reminding everyone that recovery is a step-by-step journey, and the community is here to support each other along the way. The episode closes with a hopeful note for future meetings and the promise of continued connection through Sober Speak.