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God wants your wants – Part 2
God wants your wants – Part 2
God wants your wants – Part 2
Monday 30th November 2020
Explore spiritual awakening in recovery with Bill Arnold, George Fraser, and Dr. Tim Walsh. Discover steps to clarity and salvation.
48 minutes
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Hopeful
Informative
Encouraging
Authentic
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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
- Spiritual awakening leads to transformative recovery.
- Endurance through trials builds character and hope.
- Personal relationship with God is crucial for true freedom.
- Purpose and identity in Christ offer more than just sobriety.
- Transformative relationships are key to sustained recovery.
Endurance produces character, and character produces hope.
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode sheds light on the personal battles against addiction. Bill Arnold and George Fraser continue their conversation with Dr. Tim Walsh, diving into the spiritual aspects of recovery. Dr. Walsh, an expert in long-term recovery and mental health, breaks down ten steps to clarity and salvation, emphasising the importance of a personal relationship with God. The episode explores the power of spiritual awakening, endurance through trials, and finding freedom from addiction.
You'll hear about the transformative effect of having a purpose and identity in Christ, which helps individuals not just recover but thrive. The conversation is rich with anecdotes and insights, such as the story of a woman who found purpose beyond her suffering. The hosts inject humour into the discussion, making it engaging while tackling serious themes.
This episode is perfect for anyone seeking to understand the deeper spiritual dimensions of recovery or looking for hope and motivation in their own journey. So, what drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? And how can you find strength in your journey to sobriety?