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Being willing to put in the work
Being willing to put in the work
Being willing to put in the work
Sunday 7th July 2019
Join Bill, George, and Lyla as they discuss recovery, faith, and the hard work needed to overcome addiction.
49 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Authentic
Encouraging
Healing
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Religion & Spirituality
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Recovery requires rigorous honesty and daily self-inventory.
- Spiritual growth is crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Community support plays a significant role in recovery.
- Faith can be a powerful tool for healing and transformation.
- Willingness to put in the hard work is essential for lasting change.
"Everyone wants what I have, but are you willing to do what I did?"
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Bill and George invite their friend Lyla to share her gripping story of overcoming alcoholism in her marriage. Lyla candidly recounts the chaotic early years marked by substance abuse and the pivotal moment she decided to reach out to God for guidance. Her narrative is a testament to the power of faith and community in recovery.
With humour and warmth, Bill and George explore the importance of Step 10 in the recovery process, emphasising the need for rigorous honesty and daily self-reflection. They delve into the challenges of maintaining sobriety and the transformative role of spiritual growth. Lyla’s journey highlights the significance of support systems and the willingness to put in the work, even when the path seems daunting. This episode is not just about recovery; it's about finding purpose and healing through faith.
Whether you're seeking inspiration or practical advice, Lyla's story offers both, reminding us that recovery is possible with perseverance and faith. Are you ready to put in the work for a fulfilling life?