recoverypastor
recoverypastor
Between living and dying
Between living and dying
Between living and dying
Saturday 4th July 2020
Shan, the Recovery Pastor, explores how to embrace life's seasons and thrive through challenges in this inspiring episode.
3 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Hopeful
Encouraging
Motivational
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Religion & Spirituality
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Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Finding Life's Purpose: The Recovery Pastor on Embracing Every Season
I pray that you grab a hold of the lesson, the reason and everything that's going on in That Season, and you strive to survive so that you can live every moment and enjoy every moment of this journey.
Ever feel like life is just a series of ups and downs? Shan, the Recovery Pastor, gets it. In this episode, he dives into the idea that our lives are made up of different seasons, each with its own lessons and challenges. Are you merely surviving, or are you truly living through these moments? Shan encourages us to take a hard look at how we approach life's difficulties and to choose life, even when it's tough.
He reminds us that we can experience many small 'deaths' long before our physical one, but with faith and grit, we can thrive in any season. One key takeaway is the concept of the 'pruning process'. Shan explains that while pruning can be painful, it's a crucial part of personal growth. It's about shedding the old to make way for the new.
His message is clear: embrace the lessons each season brings, no matter how tough, and use them to evolve. Through his compassionate words, Shan inspires listeners to live in the present and make the most out of every experience. So, if you're looking for a dose of inspiration and practical advice on navigating life's ups and downs, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in and find out how you can strive not just to survive, but to truly live every moment.