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Christians with Secret Addictions
Christians with Secret Addictions
CWSA Step One (Pt. 1)
CWSA Step One (Pt. 1)
Friday 13th May 2022
Join Terry Hanna in 'Christians with Secret Addictions' as he explores the first step in addiction recovery: accepting powerlessness through faith.
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Terry Hanna, host of Christians with Secret Addictions, is not a pastor, not a therapist, not a counselor, not a theologian. He's a Christian with over 2 decades of recovery! Terry's journey to rec...
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Get the buttons here!Terry Hanna's Guide to Embracing Powerlessness: The First Step in Addiction Recovery
Recovery literature spells it out perfectly. If you want what we have, you have to do what we do.
Imagine being trapped in a cycle of addiction, feeling powerless and alone. Terry Hanna, host of 'Christians with Secret Addictions', knows this feeling all too well. In this episode, he introduces the first crucial step in the journey to recovery: accepting powerlessness. Drawing from his own experiences and the biblical story of Samson, Terry sheds light on how denial and self-righteousness can hinder our path to healing.
He emphasizes the importance of humility and obedience, urging listeners to lean on a higher power for strength. Through relatable anecdotes and spiritual insights, Terry offers practical advice on applying the 12 steps of recovery in everyday life. If you're seeking a faith-based approach to overcoming addiction, this episode is a must-listen. It's a heartfelt exploration of how embracing our vulnerabilities can lead to profound personal growth and lasting change.