Step 12 of Life Recovery
Step 12 of Life Recovery

The Intersection of Spirituality, Psychology and Theology

Dr. Robert Grand discusses Step 12 of Life Recovery, focusing on serving others and finding purpose in your journey.

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8:00•21 Jun 2021

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The Intersection of Spirituality, Psychology and Theology

The Family Afterward Resource Center

With the Intersection we strive to bring together the three disciplines of spirituality, psychology and theology in an applicable fashion, as it relates to addiction, codependency, trauma, grief, loss, abuse and domestic violence. Our goal is to share our experience, strength and hope in Christ in a way that can frame up your journeys and studies along the path of recovery. We all can benefit from the 12 Steps through the whole of our lives. It is a common misconception that only those trapped in addiction can benefit, but the biblical principals that drive each of the steps can be applied to so much more. We all have something we need to recover from, we all need the Lord's help and His touch upon our lives. Join us in our journey from addiction to recovery; from loneliness to comfort in solitude; selfishness to selflessness; from chaos to peace; ultimately from death to life.

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Step 12: Embracing Service and Purpose in Recovery

“The power and freedom of Christ will, paradoxically, come through surrendering to Him and making ourselves available to other people, and what can start as a small stream of direction and guidance can turn into a rushing river of living water.”

Ever wondered how helping others can shape your recovery journey? In this enlightening episode of 'The Intersection of Spirituality, Psychology, and Theology', Dr. Robert Grand dives into Step 12 of Life Recovery. He shares how serving others and finding purpose can transform not just those battling addiction but anyone seeking a more fulfilling life. Dr. Grand emphasizes the importance of sharing your experiences and the hope found in Christ without fear.

He highlights that maintaining good boundaries is crucial—knowing how to help others without depleting yourself is key to long-term recovery. Through personal anecdotes and biblical teachings, Dr. Grand differentiates Step 12 for various struggles like anxiety, depression, divorce trauma, and codependency. He underscores that the spiritual awakening brought about by the 12 Steps requires guidance and a community to thrive. By practicing humility and seeking help from others, we can foster a sense of unconditional love and freedom in Christ.

This episode is a heartfelt guide for anyone looking to deepen their recovery journey by serving others and finding a greater purpose in life. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for years, Dr. Grand's insights offer valuable lessons on how to live a life enriched by community and faith.

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