Rev. Robert Wilson on Shedding Old Habits for a New Life
We don't make it better, because it can never, ever be better. The idea of drinking and driving what is nuts to me Today, whereas that was an every weekend occurrence before, really.
Feeling stuck in old patterns? Rev. Robert Wilson has some wisdom that might just help you break free. In this episode of the Care In Counseling Podcast, Rev. Wilson, a clinical psychotherapist, delves into the theme of 'Put Aside The Old Self'. He kicks things off with a heartfelt prayer, asking for the grace to control emotions and step away from unproductive mindsets. The episode emphasizes that living for what merely makes sense to you won't necessarily improve your life.
Rev. Wilson shares his own journey through addiction, highlighting how he managed to move away from his old self. He also reflects on how his son's understanding of drinking and driving has evolved over the years, recognizing it as a deeper issue now. One of the key messages is the importance of controlling one's spirit, which he believes is even more powerful than taking a city. He uses Martin Luther King as an example of someone who mastered this skill.
The episode wraps up with prayers for various needs, underscoring the power of prayer in transforming lives. Rev. Wilson encourages listeners to cultivate a teachable spirit and remain open to learning and growth. This episode is a treasure trove of practical advice and personal reflections that can inspire you to take control of your emotions and embrace a more fulfilling life.