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Grace In Hard Times (Episode 3)
Grace In Hard Times (Episode 3)
Grace In Hard Times (Episode 3)
Wednesday 13th August 2025
Explore the power of grace in real-life struggles with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill in this episode of Relational Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Grace: Finding Peace in Uncertain Times
Episode Overview
- Grace is not hypothetical; it meets us in our real struggles.
- Imagining worst-case scenarios without God's presence can increase anxiety.
- Focus on the present moment rather than fearing the future.
- Personal stories highlight the impact of shifting mindset.
- Embrace positivity and trust in God's grace for peace.
"God doesn't give us hypothetical grace, but only actual grace."
Grace In Hard Times is a heartwarming episode of the Relational Recovery podcast that invites you to explore the concept of grace in the face of life's uncertainties. Hosted by Wes Thompson and Austin Hill, this episode dives into the idea that worrying about hypothetical scenarios can often overshadow the actual grace we receive in real-life situations.
Drawing inspiration from Kathy Keller's words, Wes and Austin discuss how imagining worst-case scenarios without considering God's presence can lead to unnecessary anxiety and fear. The episode brings together insights from renowned figures like Sam Albury and C.S. Lewis, offering a refreshing perspective on how grace isn't hypothetical but rather meets us in our current struggles. Albury's conversation with Kathy Keller highlights the importance of focusing on the present and recognising that God's grace is tailored to our real-life situations.
This notion challenges listeners to shift their mindset from fearing the future to embracing the present moment. Wes and Austin share their personal experiences with anxiety and rumination, providing relatable anecdotes that resonate with anyone who has ever found themselves trapped in a cycle of worry. The discussion encourages listeners to fill their minds with positivity and trust in the grace that will be there when they need it most.
If you've ever found yourself worrying about what might happen instead of appreciating what is happening, this episode is a gentle reminder to focus on the now. Dive into this engaging conversation and discover how embracing grace can transform your outlook on life's challenges.