The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Transformation Radio December 14
Transformation Radio December 14
Transformation Radio December 14
Wednesday 13th December 2017
Learn how embracing your weaknesses can lead you to God and support your addiction recovery journey in this episode of 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Weakness: A Biblical Approach to Addiction Recovery
No one of the great joys of my life is when I discovered that the moment I sin the sin, I always sin. My first response ought to be to latch ahold of Christ and not beggarly, not thinking: oh, here I am, you ought to strike me down, but no, I latch ahold of Christ saying: I believe your promises.
Ever felt like your struggles are too much to bear? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', the hosts dive into the book of Revelation, revealing how recognizing our weaknesses can actually drive us closer to God and aid in addiction recovery. They start with a poignant reading from Revelation, emphasizing the importance of prayer, worship, and acknowledging Jesus Christ as the ultimate Redeemer.
The conversation then shifts to the powerful idea that admitting our frailties is not a sign of defeat but a step towards spiritual and emotional healing. The hosts argue against isolating oneself after making mistakes, instead encouraging listeners to lean on Christ's promises and the strength found in community. They also touch on themes of justice and unity, reminding us that we are stronger together in our recovery journeys.
Whether you're just beginning your path to sobriety or have been on this road for a while, this episode offers valuable insights and a comforting reminder that faith can be a powerful tool in overcoming addiction.