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A Monty'man's Meditorial, "A Promise of God's Presence"
A Monty'man's Meditorial, "A Promise of God's Presence"
A Monty'man's Meditorial, "A Promise of God's Presence"
Wednesday 30th September 2020
Join Monty Dale Meyer on Take 12 Recovery Radio as he reflects on God's promise of presence and the role of faith in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Faith: Monty'man's Meditorial on God's Presence
If we're afraid that God will not be faithful, we can share this with God. God's not going to be shot. God will not punish. God understands that our capacity for trust has been damaged. Honestly communicating our fears to God will build our capacity to trust God's promises.
Ever felt lost and wondered if there’s a guiding hand to help you through recovery? In this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, Monty Dale Meyer, affectionately known as the Monty'man, offers a heartfelt meditation on the promise of God's presence. This isn’t just any talk—Monty draws from his personal experiences of disappointment and hurt, sharing how these moments have shaped his recovery journey. He speaks candidly about the challenges of trusting in something greater, especially when life feels overwhelming.
Using the story of Moses from Exodus, where God promises to be with him and provide rest, Monty highlights the importance of honest communication with God. He believes that even in our doubts and fears, turning to faith can build a foundation of trust and hope. This episode is a short but powerful reflection on how faith can be a cornerstone in overcoming addiction and emotional struggles.
Perfect for anyone seeking solace and strength in their recovery journey, Monty's meditorial is a gentle reminder that you're never truly alone.