God Wants Your Wants: A Spiritual Journey to Recovery
Episode Overview
Spiritual awakening involves building a personal relationship with God. The 12 steps align with biblical teachings for sanctification. Endurance through trials leads to true joy and character development. Inspiration from faith is more powerful than mere motivation. Freedom in recovery comes from being yoked to Christ.
"If you're saved and you know it, your life should show it."
Ever wondered what it takes to break free from addiction and embrace a life of purpose and joy? This episode of Real Recovery tackles the complexities of recovery with a unique twist—spiritual transformation through Christ. Bill Arnold and George P. Fraser team up with Dr. Tim Walsh, an expert in long-term recovery and mental health services, to unravel ten steps towards clarity and salvation. Dr.
Walsh brings his wealth of knowledge to the table, exploring how knowing God can power life transformation. He emphasises that spiritual awakening is more than just recognising a higher power; it's about building an intimate relationship with God. The hosts delve into the significance of the 12 steps in recovery, highlighting how they align with biblical teachings to foster sanctification and sobriety.
George shares his insights on the struggle between salvation and sobriety, noting that accepting Christ doesn't automatically guarantee sobriety. Instead, it requires ongoing commitment and surrender to God's will. Listeners are treated to a humorous yet profound discussion on the nature of freedom, joy, and endurance in recovery. Dr. Walsh stresses the importance of inspiration over mere motivation, explaining how enduring trials can lead to true joy and character development.
If you're curious about how faith intersects with recovery, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how spiritual practices can transform lives. Are you ready to explore how surrendering to God's will can lead to a life of freedom and joy? Dive into this insightful conversation and discover how faith can be the cornerstone of your recovery journey.