Praise Is Not Circumstantial
Praise Is Not Circumstantial

Hope After Addiction

Welcome to Hope After Addiction! Join Chelsea & Katie as they talk about what hope after addiction really is! Click here for like-minded Christ-centered recovery programs for women: For the Lost and Found Recovery in Christ curriculum as well as...

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27:45•15 May 2024

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Hope After Addiction

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Your deserve healing too. Live it. Breath it. Walk into it. Welcome to Hope After Addiction. We are so glad you found us!! We are a Christ centered ministry and a sister ministry to S2L Recovery. Hope After Addiction seeks to lead families and friends into their own healing journey alongside their loved ones walking through this season of addiction. We are here to meet you right where you are! No judgement, no blame! We journey together in love, support, and emotion. We discuss all of the feelings and situations that we ourselves have dealt with and daily deal with on our own journeys. We are real people who have walked the same paths as you and felt the same emotions as you. Wherever you may be on your spiritual journey into healing, we are here beside you, to encourage, to lift you, to walk you straight into the healing hands and heart of God. Don’t forget, you need and deserve healing most of all!

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Finding Praise in the Midst of Struggles

Episode Overview

Praise is not dependent on circumstances; it's about lifting God up regardless.
Being in God's presence can be enough when you're struggling to feel worshipful.
True praise differs from circumstantial excitement like cheering at a concert.
Sharing personal stories helps relate to and support others on their recovery journey.
Finding gratitude and joy in difficult times can strengthen your faith.

“Sometimes you just need to be in the presence of the Holy Spirit.”

Ever wondered how to find hope and praise even during the toughest times? In this episode of Hope After Addiction, hosts Katie Comer and Chelsea McLeow dive into the concept of praise and whether it's circumstantial or not. They share personal stories of struggling to praise Jesus during difficult moments and offer heartfelt advice on finding gratitude and joy in any situation.

Katie and Chelsea explore the difference between circumstantial excitement, like cheering at a concert, and true praise, which involves lifting God up regardless of life's challenges. They remind us that sometimes, just being in God's presence is enough, even if we're not feeling particularly worshipful. The episode is filled with relatable anecdotes, light-hearted banter, and deep reflections that are sure to resonate with anyone on their own recovery journey or supporting a loved one through theirs.

If you're looking for inspiration on how to keep your faith strong and your spirits high, this episode is a must-listen. So, how do you find praise in your darkest times?

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