The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Limits & Losses (Part 5)
Limits & Losses (Part 5)
Limits & Losses (Part 5)
Wednesday 2nd November 2022
Discover the strength in acknowledging your limits and losses with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill on 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Vulnerability: Finding Strength in Limits and Losses
Acknowledging that you need help is not weakness. It is a sign of courage and vulnerability that only strong people do.
Ever felt like admitting you need help is a sign of weakness? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill challenge that notion head-on. They dive into the often-overlooked beauty of acknowledging our limits and losses. Wes and Austin bring a fresh perspective on what it means to be 'poor in spirit', not just in terms of physical poverty, but as a relational deficit that calls for grace and connection.
Drawing from the gospels of Luke and Matthew, they explore how even those in biblical times faced neediness and how Jesus recognized their need for something greater. The hosts remind us that God isn't put off by our neediness; rather, it's an invitation to come to Him for rest and grace. They argue that true strength lies in the courage to be vulnerable and admit when we need help.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that recovery starts with acknowledging our need for relationships—with God, with others, and with ourselves. Wes and Austin's candid discussion encourages listeners to find satisfaction and healing through these connections. If you're grappling with unwanted behaviors, this episode offers a compassionate guide to taking that crucial first step toward recovery.