Building Connections in Recovery: Steps One to Three with Father Bill W.
The steps, if we do them with an understanding of what's in the big book and how quickly they did them, transformation can happen, and that's what the alcoholic and addict needs.
Ever felt lost at the beginning of your recovery journey? Father Bill W., an Episcopal priest with nearly five decades of sobriety, is here to guide you through the first three steps of the 12-Step program. This episode is the kickoff of his three-part workshop aimed at making the recovery process feel more manageable and less daunting.
Drawing from the experiences of AA's pioneer members, Father Bill breaks down how to establish a meaningful connection with God, others, and your true self. He revisits the wisdom of AA co-founders like Bill Wilson and Abby Thatcher, offering insights that blend historical context with practical advice. You'll also hear about the allergy theory of addiction and how self-will and ego can be obstacles on the path to recovery.
Father Bill emphasizes that understanding and quickly implementing these steps can lead to profound transformation. If you're seeking a fresh perspective on recovery, this episode offers a blend of inspiration, history, and practical guidance.