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The Radical Goodness Of Grace (Full Episode - Archive)
The Radical Goodness Of Grace (Full Episode - Archive)
The Radical Goodness Of Grace (Full Episode - Archive)
Sunday 24th November 2024
Explore the transformative power of grace in recovery with hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill in this engaging episode of Relational Recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Grace is about extending kindness to those who might not deserve it.
- In recovery, grace is received as a gift, not earned through good behaviour.
- Human struggle often involves wanting grace for ourselves but finding it hard to extend it to others.
- Parental love can serve as a powerful metaphor for understanding God's grace.
- Grace leads to true healing and personal growth.
Grace is goodness towards those that only deserve punishment
Ever wondered how grace can transform your life, especially in the context of recovery? In this episode of Relational Recovery, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the radical goodness of grace. They start with a light-hearted chat about the unpredictable Ohio weather, setting a casual tone before moving into the heart of their discussion. Grace, a concept often mentioned in Christian circles, is unpacked with thoughtful reflections and real-life applications.
The hosts discuss how grace isn't just about forgiveness but also about extending kindness to those who might not deserve it. They explore how this principle applies to recovery from addiction, highlighting that it's not about earning grace through good behaviour but receiving it as a gift. Wes and Austin share personal anecdotes and theological insights, making the episode both relatable and profound.
They also touch on the common human struggle of wanting grace for ourselves while finding it hard to extend it to others. By drawing parallels between God's grace and parental love, they paint a vivid picture of unconditional acceptance and the transformative power of grace. This episode is a must-listen for anyone on a journey of recovery or seeking to understand the deeper meaning of grace in their lives.
Tune in to be inspired and challenged by the idea that grace can lead to true healing and growth.