James Egidio
James Egidio
Addiction Devotional #25- Embracing God's Strength in Weakness
Addiction Devotional #25- Embracing God's Strength in Weakness
Addiction Devotional #25- Embracing God's Strength in Weakness
Tuesday 2nd May 2023
James Egidio discusses embracing God's strength in addiction recovery, offering hope and spiritual guidance on the '99Relapses' podcast.
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Episode Overview
- Encourages surrendering struggles to God for lasting recovery
- Shares biblical references and personal reflections
- Emphasises God's grace as sufficient in times of weakness
- Offers hope and encouragement to those battling addiction
- Promotes leaning on God for support and guidance
With God's strength, you can overcome any obstacle. So lean on Him for support, trust in His plan, and allow His grace to work in and through you.
Feeling like your weaknesses define you? In this episode of the '99Relapses' podcast, Christian recovery coach James Egidio shares a refreshing perspective on embracing our vulnerabilities. James dives into how acknowledging our weaknesses and surrendering them to God can be a powerful step towards overcoming addiction. Drawing from biblical teachings and his own reflections, he encourages listeners to lean on God's strength rather than their own.
This episode is a heartfelt invitation to trust in a higher power and find solace in faith. Perfect for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting a loved one through their journey, this discussion offers a blend of spiritual guidance and practical advice. Tune in for an uplifting message that underscores the transformative power of faith in the recovery process.