Faith, Healing, and Community: A Conversation with George Wood and Brit Eaton
Episode Overview
Challenging traditional views on addiction, mental health, and recovery within the church Emphasizing the importance of community support and collective responsibility in the healing journey Redefining recovery as a transformational process beyond behaviour modification Exploring the impact of trauma and the role of faith in healing and recovery Encouraging individuals to embrace their true identity and acknowledge the goodness within
Recovery, like addiction, mental health problems, thoughts about suicide or self-harm, these things do not discriminate. And this is an opportunity for all of us to be invited in and understand it's not only our responsibility, this is part of our collective calling as we step out together.
Ever thought about how faith and recovery can intertwine? In this episode, George Wood and Brit Eaton, the minds behind 'The Uncovery' and 'The Uncovery Devotional', share their insights at Watermark Church. They dive into topics that many shy away from—addiction, trauma, and the journey to healing—all through the lens of faith. Their discussion isn't just theoretical; it's grounded in real experiences and a collective approach to recovery.
They talk about the church's role in supporting those struggling with addiction and mental health issues, emphasizing that recovery isn't a solo journey but a community effort. You'll hear about the power of understanding trauma, the importance of identity in the healing process, and how transformation is possible for everyone. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to see how faith can play a role in overcoming life's toughest challenges.