The Refuge Ministry
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The Generational Impact of Addiction (Part 4) (Archive)
The Generational Impact of Addiction (Part 4) (Archive)
The Generational Impact of Addiction (Part 4) (Archive)
Sunday 11th June 2023
Join Wes Thompson and Austin Hill as they discuss the generational impact of addiction and the need for community-driven solutions.
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Episode Overview
- Urgent need for collective action to address the generational impact of addiction
- Call for Christians to join existing organisations and contribute to solutions
- Highlighting the interconnected nature of societal challenges and the responsibility to respond
- Emphasis on the power of individual action in effecting positive change
- Inspiring a sense of collective responsibility and the potential ripple effects of unresolved issues
I think there's a call to action here that we all need to try to do something about it. Because these are people made in God's image that are hurting and that are, you know, especially children that can't care for themselves.
Addiction doesn't just affect the individual; it ripples through families and communities, leaving lasting scars. In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the deep-seated issue of generational addiction. They dive into real stories that illustrate how addiction's reach extends far beyond the person struggling with it, impacting children, spouses, and even future generations.
Wes and Austin don't just highlight the problem; they call for a community-driven response, urging listeners to recognize their role in creating change. They stress the importance of collective action, especially within Christian communities, to address these widespread issues. By blending heartfelt discussions with practical advice, this episode aims to inspire listeners to take meaningful steps towards breaking the cycle of addiction.
Whether you're personally affected or know someone who is, this conversation is a powerful reminder of our shared responsibility to support each other.