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The 12 & 12 Tools for Life - Step 4 - Mark Beebe
The 12 & 12 Tools for Life - Step 4 - Mark Beebe
The 12 & 12 Tools for Life - Step 4 - Mark Beebe
Friday 30th January 2026
Mark Beebe guides listeners through Step 4 of recovery, emphasising the importance of vulnerability and divine love in overcoming personal challenges.
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Episode Overview
- Embrace Step 3 fully before moving to Step 4.
- Honesty and vulnerability are key to self-reflection.
- Address root causes, not just symptoms, for true healing.
- Seek support from trusted friends and spiritual guides.
- See Step 4 as a gift, not a burden.
Don't start the fourth step until you've thoroughly worked this third step until you know how loved you are.
What remarkable journeys have people faced head-on against addiction? In this episode of 'Recovery at Cokesbury', Mark Beebe takes listeners on a heartfelt exploration of Step 4 in the 12-step recovery process. Known for its daunting nature, Step 4 requires individuals to conduct a fearless moral inventory of themselves. But Mark isn't just about listing negatives; he emphasises the importance of fully embracing Step 3 before moving forward.
This isn't a sprint—it's a marathon, and Mark shares his own experience of spending over a year on Step 3, highlighting the importance of understanding God's love before tackling the more challenging aspects of self-reflection. Mark candidly discusses the vulnerability and honesty required to face one's negative traits, secrets, and behaviours. He shares that without the foundational work of Step 3, jumping into Step 4 can feel like 'hell'.
With a touch of humour and wisdom, he compares this process to lancing a wound—painful but necessary for healing. Mark stresses the need for support from trusted friends and spiritual guidance to navigate through the stormy seas of shame and guilt. Listeners are encouraged to see this step not as a burden but as a gift, allowing for genuine character transformation. By addressing root causes rather than just symptoms, individuals can find a blueprint for healthier living.
This episode is a compassionate guide for anyone ready to confront their past with courage and faith. Are you ready to uncover the strength that comes from facing your fears? Let Mark Beebe guide you through the transformative power of Step 4.