Randy Mortensen
Randy Mortensen
Episode 207 – Step 5 – We Admitted
Episode 207 – Step 5 – We Admitted
Episode 207 – Step 5 – We Admitted
Wednesday 8th May 2024
Explore Step 5 in faith-based recovery with Randy Mortensen. Learn how confession and accountability can lead to true healing and transformation.
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Get the buttons here!Step 5 in Faith-Based Recovery: The Power of Confession
Episode Overview
- Admitting your wrongs to God, yourself, and another person is crucial for healing.
- Confession leads to freedom and peace.
- Step 5 encourages humility and honesty.
- Biblical teachings support the principles of confession.
- Practical advice is provided through the acrostic 'CONFESS'.
There's no real freedom without confession
Step 5 in faith-based recovery is all about admitting the exact nature of your wrongs to God, yourself, and another person. In this episode, Randy Mortensen shares his teachings from the Quest 180 recovery ministry, focusing on the importance of confession and accountability. Randy emphasises that admitting your faults isn't just about unburdening yourself; it's a critical step towards true healing and transformation.
He breaks down the acrostic 'CONFESS' to guide you through this step: Confess your wrongs, Obey God's directions, No more guilt, Face the truth, Ease the pain, Stop the blame, and Start accepting God. This episode is packed with Biblical references, personal anecdotes, and practical advice to help you embrace humility and honesty. Randy's heartfelt message encourages you to stop rationalising your sins and start living a life of freedom through confession.
If you're struggling with addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers a compassionate and supportive approach to overcoming those challenges. So, why not take a step towards healing today?