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Betrayals Origin Story and The Plan To Overcome It - Part 1
Betrayals Origin Story and The Plan To Overcome It - Part 1
Betrayals Origin Story and The Plan To Overcome It - Part 1
Tuesday 21st October 2025
Explore betrayal's roots and redemption in this episode with Evan Owens, offering hope and healing through faith.
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Episode Overview
- Betrayal is a deep wound but can be transformed through faith.
- Biblical stories provide insight into the nature of betrayal.
- Jesus' experience with betrayal offers a model for redemption.
- Understanding betrayal's origins can aid in personal healing.
- Faith plays a crucial role in overcoming the pain of betrayal.
"The wound of betrayal runs deep, but the love of Jesus runs deeper."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Join Evan Owens in this episode of The REBOOT Recovery Show as he kicks off a new series on betrayal. From the ancient stories of Adam and Eve to the ultimate betrayal faced by Jesus, this episode takes you through a biblical lens to understand the wounds of betrayal and the hope for redemption.
Evan dives into the story of the Garden of Eden, where betrayal first took root, and examines how this theme echoes through the Bible and our lives today. He shares how betrayal isn't just an act but a wound that can be transformed through faith and understanding. With light humour and engaging storytelling, Evan invites you to reflect on your own experiences of betrayal and find solace in the redemptive power of love and forgiveness.
Whether you've been betrayed or have been the betrayer, this episode offers a fresh perspective on healing those deep wounds. So grab a cup of tea, get comfortable, and prepare for an enlightening discussion on how even the deepest wounds can be healed.