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THEUDRCAST: UNCOVER - DISCOVER - RECOVER (Recovering from life, Recovering from substances)
Bill Ward and Jesse P discuss the role of humility in addiction recovery, diving into Step 7 of The Design for Living Big Book Study.
1:46:38•25 May 2022
Step 7 Unpacked: Humility and Recovery in THEUDRCAST
“So we need this faith that can meet any emergency and like it kind of ties back into in Bill's story, where it says: for if the alcoholic fails to perfect in the largest spiritual life through the work and self-sacrifice, he will not meet the certain trials and low spots in life ahead, the certain adversity.”
What does it truly mean to be humble, and how can it aid in recovery from addiction? In this episode of THEUDRCAST, hosts Bill Ward and Jesse P tackle these questions head-on as they dive into Step 7 of The Design for Living Big Book Study. The duo discusses the importance of humility in overcoming self-destructive behaviors and addiction, emphasizing that it’s more than just a word—it’s a way of life.
They highlight how character building and avoiding complacency are vital to maintaining sobriety. Through personal stories and insights, Bill and Jesse shed light on the relationship between humility and pain, stressing the need for faith that can withstand any challenge. They also compare Step 6 and Step 7, exploring how pride can hinder recovery and why seeking and doing God's will is essential.
This episode isn't just about theory; it's packed with practical advice and relatable anecdotes that listeners can apply to their own lives. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable takeaways that can help you navigate the path to a healthier, more fulfilling life.

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