The Refuge Ministry
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The Solution to Addiction Is Admitting We Can’t Do It Alone (Full Episode)
The Solution to Addiction Is Admitting We Can’t Do It Alone (Full Episode)
The Solution to Addiction Is Admitting We Can’t Do It Alone (Full Episode)
Monday 9th February 2026
Explore how community and faith play crucial roles in overcoming addiction. Discover why admitting we can't do it alone is key.
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Get the buttons here!Why We Can't Do It Alone: The Power of Community in Recovery
Episode Overview
- Community support is vital for recovery from addiction.
- Isolation can exacerbate addiction problems.
- Surrendering control to a higher power can aid recovery.
- Trusting others and building relationships is crucial.
- Recovery involves embracing vulnerability and honesty.
What if the problem isn't weakness but isolation? What if I was never meant to do this alone?
Gain insights from experts and survivors on the importance of community in addiction recovery in this episode of 'Relational Recovery'. Host Wes Thompson and guest Matthew Demoulin delve into the isolation that often accompanies addiction and highlight the significance of admitting that we can't do it alone. Through a mix of personal anecdotes and broader insights, they explore the transformative power of surrendering control to a higher power, specifically within a Christian framework.
The conversation draws from John Ortberg's book, 'Steps', focusing on moving from self-reliance to trust in God. They discuss the challenges of breaking free from the illusion of control, emphasising the necessity of building supportive relationships. With a blend of humour and sincerity, the episode encourages listeners to embrace vulnerability as a path to healing. By sharing stories of real-life transformations, including their own experiences, Wes and Matthew offer hope and practical advice for those struggling with addiction.
It's a heartfelt reminder that while recovery is a personal journey, it's one best travelled with others by your side. Are you ready to take that step towards connection and healing?