Embracing Acceptance: Phil Dvorak's Journey to Recovery
Episode Overview
Acceptance is a crucial step in overcoming addiction. The Recovery Church Movement bridges the gap between faith and recovery. Service to others can be rewarding and fulfilling. Community support is vital for a successful recovery journey. Recognising one's own brokenness can lead to healing.
"Acceptance is huge. Accepting being okay, not being okay, allows us to thrive."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode features the remarkable story of Phil Dvorak, who found freedom from addiction by accepting he was one of 'those people' who needed help. Phil shares his journey from denial to acceptance, highlighting how a 12-step programme transformed his life. Now, as President of the Recovery Church Movement, Phil is bridging the gap between the church and recovery communities, providing a sanctuary for those seeking healing.
Host Stephen Arterburn, a veteran in Christian recovery circles, delves into the biblical principles that underpin the 12 steps and how they can guide anyone through life's struggles. This conversation touches on the power of service, the importance of community, and the humbling experience of realising one's own brokenness. With light-hearted anecdotes and deep reflections, this episode offers a fresh perspective on finding hope and purpose in recovery.
Whether you're on your own recovery path or supporting someone else, you'll find plenty of wisdom and encouragement here. How do you find strength in vulnerability? Dive into this episode to see how acceptance can be the first step towards a brighter future.