Volunteers of America

Recovery Podcast

Volunteers of America with Dustin Stephens

  • 34 - Dustin Stephens

34 - Dustin Stephens

Thursday 2nd February 2023

Tune into Recovery Podcast to hear Veteran Dustin Stephens discuss his journey of faith, overcoming moral injury, and finding purpose.
32 minutes
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Veteran Dustin Stephens on Faith, Moral Injury, and Finding Purpose

If I had those meetings A Decade Ago, with somebody sitting in front of me saying it's okay, what you're going through, this is what it's called, and this is what it looks like that, I think my life would be drastically different.
Imagine navigating life after military service, grappling with moral injuries, and seeking a renewed sense of purpose. That's exactly what Dustin Stephens, a Veteran and minister, shares in this compelling episode of Recovery Podcast. Dustin opens up about the deep challenges Veterans face, from the internal battles of moral injury to the quest for emotional and spiritual healing. He speaks candidly about his struggles and how faith played a crucial role in his recovery journey.
Through mission work and his calling to help others, Dustin found a path to healing that is both inspiring and deeply moving. He emphasizes the power of prayer, the importance of forgiveness, and the necessity of setting boundaries to protect one's well-being. This episode sheds light on the often-overlooked issue of moral injury among Veterans and offers valuable insights into overcoming it. Dustin's story is a powerful testament to resilience and the transformative power of faith.
It's a must-listen for anyone seeking hope and guidance on their own path to recovery.