Bradley Saxon
Bradley Saxon
Your Own Relationship With God | Step 2 AA
Your Own Relationship With God | Step 2 AA
Your Own Relationship With God | Step 2 AA
Thursday 1st May 2025
Join Bradley Saxon and guests as they explore Step 2 AA, faith, and sobriety with humour and insight.
62 minutes
Engaging
Humorous
Supportive
Honest
Informative
About this podcast
Author:
Bradley Saxon
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Step 2 AA focuses on believing in a power greater than oneself.
- Spiritual experiences are likened to tasting vodka; personal experience is key.
- Humour and camaraderie create an engaging atmosphere.
- Preconceived notions about God can hinder recovery.
- Trivia games offer a fun way to engage with listeners.
You sin because you're a sinner, not because you committed sins.
Step into the world of recovery with Bradley Saxon and his crew as they tackle Step 2 of Alcoholics Anonymous in 'SOBER: The Podcast'. With humour and sincerity, Bradley and his co-hosts explore the concept of a higher power in the journey to sobriety. The episode is a lively mix of anecdotes and deep reflections, as the hosts share their personal experiences with addiction and the transformative role faith plays in their lives.
Bradley's guests dive into discussions about God, sanity, and how belief can restore balance in an addict's life. They use vivid analogies to make complex ideas accessible, like comparing spiritual experiences to tasting vodka – you can't truly understand until you've had a sip yourself. With their storefront now open, the hosts offer listeners a chance to win merchandise by answering trivia questions, adding a fun twist to the episode. The camaraderie among Bradley, C.J.
Carlton, and Steven Sanders creates a welcoming atmosphere, making listeners feel like part of the conversation. This episode challenges preconceived notions about God and recovery, encouraging listeners to seek their own understanding and experience. If you're curious about how spirituality intersects with sobriety or just enjoy engaging discussions with a sprinkle of humour, this episode is worth your time.