Dr. Roneet Lev
Dr. Roneet Lev
Episode #41 High Truths with Bishop Jethro James and Faith's role in Addiction
Episode #41 High Truths with Bishop Jethro James and Faith's role in Addiction
Episode #41 High Truths with Bishop Jethro James and Faith's role in Addiction
Monday 4th October 2021
Bishop Jethro James talks about the role of faith in addiction treatment and prevention on 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!Faith's Role in Addiction: A Conversation with Bishop Jethro James
It is an issue of drugs and addiction. You reach people's soul something special in healing, in medical healing, in psyche that the traditional medical community doesn't have.
Ever thought about how faith intersects with addiction recovery? In this episode of 'High Truths on Drugs and Addiction', Dr. Roneet Lev sits down with Bishop Jethro James to explore this very topic. Bishop James, the Senior Pastor of Paradise Baptist Church, brings a wealth of experience and wisdom to the table, offering advice that transcends religious boundaries. He delves into how faith communities can support individuals struggling with addiction and the importance of honest conversations within these groups.
The discussion isn't just theoretical; Bishop James shares personal stories and practical insights, making it relatable for anyone facing similar challenges. From the impact of addiction across different socioeconomic backgrounds to the potential pitfalls of marijuana legalization, this episode covers a lot of ground. Bishop James also touches on the need for social justice and the role faith leaders can play in advocating for change.
Whether you're religious or not, this episode offers a unique perspective on addiction treatment and prevention that might just change how you think about the role of faith in recovery.