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Healing the Betrayal That Started at Home - Part 3
Healing the Betrayal That Started at Home - Part 3
Healing the Betrayal That Started at Home - Part 3
Tuesday 4th November 2025
Explore the impact of family betrayal through Joseph's story, and find healing with faith, courage, and compassion.
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Episode Overview
- Family betrayal can be deeply painful but not final.
- Joseph's story shows that betrayal can be turned into good.
- Faith and forgiveness are key to healing family wounds.
- Embrace comfort, courage, and compassion for recovery.
- Letting go of revenge can lead to profound personal growth.
"What others meant for harm, God can use for good."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? In this episode of The REBOOT Recovery Show, Evan Owens takes listeners on a heartfelt exploration of family betrayal, using the biblical story of Joseph as a powerful lens. Joseph, betrayed by his brothers and sold into slavery, finds redemption through faith, showing that what is meant for harm can be transformed into good.
Evan challenges listeners to confront their own family wounds with courage and forgiveness, highlighting the profound impact of God's love in healing these deep-seated pains. The episode encourages embracing comfort, courage, and compassion—three vital elements for overcoming betrayal. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, Evan offers a blend of inspiration and guidance for those grappling with the scars of family betrayal.
So, if you're dealing with similar wounds, perhaps it's time to reflect on how forgiveness and faith can pave the way for healing. What could happen if you chose to let go of revenge and embrace compassion instead?