Austin Hill on Building Strong Relationships for Recovery
It's really hard to love your neighbor when you don't love the people in your own house.
What if the secret to overcoming addiction lies in the relationships you nurture? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', Austin Hill shares his journey and the lessons he's learned about the importance of prioritizing personal connections. As a dedicated member of The Refuge Ministry, Hill has spent years focusing on community development and understanding what makes a healthy community tick.
He reveals that the cornerstone of recovery is often found in the relationships we build and maintain, starting with those closest to us. Hill opens up about his own experiences, discussing how he learned to prioritize his relationships with his wife and children, and how this focus has been instrumental in his recovery. He also delves into the challenges and sacrifices that come with marriage, emphasizing the need to recognize and accept these aspects.
Faith plays a significant role in Hill's story. He shares how his relationship with God has guided him in prioritizing what truly matters in life. One of Hill's key messages is the importance of controlling our actions and priorities. While we can't control others, we can certainly control how we respond and what we focus on. By honing in on what truly matters to us, we can carve out a path to recovery and healing.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone at any stage of their recovery journey. Whether you're just starting out or have been on this path for a while, Hill's story is a powerful reminder that faith and community can be pivotal in overcoming addiction. Tune in to hear how prioritizing relationships can transform your recovery journey.