What God Looks Like

What God Looks Like

Recovery Radio Network

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1:08:298 Nov 2013

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Finding God in Recovery: A Journey of Raw Honesty

Episode Overview

  • Understanding misconceptions about God during recovery.
  • The importance of living in the moment.
  • Trusting the timing of life’s events as divine interventions.
  • Recognising character defects during emotional upheaval.
  • The role of community support in personal growth.
If your life is in such a fine, well-oiled machine and running in such perfect order that a word can disturb it, we have nothing to say to each other

In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, the speaker takes you on a raw and honest journey through his 16 years and 10 months of recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction. With a blend of humour and blunt truth, he tackles the profound question, 'What does God look like?' This isn't your typical spiritual discussion - expect some colourful language and unfiltered opinions that might ruffle a few feathers.

But that's precisely the point; the speaker believes that shutting people off because of their language keeps us in ignorance. He shares his early misconceptions about God, picturing an old man in white robes, and how his understanding has evolved through the trials and triumphs of recovery. Through vivid anecdotes and sharp wit, he emphasises the importance of living in the moment and trusting the timing of life’s events.

Whether it’s being delayed by a stoplight or missing a phone call, he sees these as divine interventions guiding him towards growth. His reflections are deeply personal yet universally relatable, making this episode a compelling listen for anyone on their own recovery journey or supporting someone who is. Tune in to gain fresh perspectives on spirituality, recovery, and the unpredictable yet miraculous nature of life.

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