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  • Episode 577: Why the Disconnect Between the Church & the 12 Steppers?

Episode 577: Why the Disconnect Between the Church & the 12 Steppers?

Monday 2nd May 2022

Join Monty'man on Take 12 Recovery Radio as he explores the divide between churches and 12-step groups like AA and NA. Discover solutions and shared truths.
71 minutes
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Bridging the Gap: Church vs. 12-Step Programs on Take 12 Recovery Radio

The steps were created to take someone through that process and meet God right in the middle of it. That's what the program, the steps, are in terms of a foundation doing for people that are seeking help and sobriety.
Ever wondered why there's a disconnect between churches and 12-step recovery groups like Alcoholics Anonymous? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty Dale Meyer, better known as the Monty'man, along with his co-hosts, dive deep into this intriguing divide. They tackle the misunderstandings that have cropped up on both sides, exploring the roots and foundations of the 12-step program. You'll hear about the importance of sponsorship, sharing truth, and how misinformation can widen the gap even further.
But it's not all doom and gloom. The episode is packed with personal stories and reflections that make it both informative and engaging. One of the guests puts it beautifully, 'The steps were created to take someone through that process and meet God right in the middle of it'. This episode is all about finding common ground, emphasizing compassion, and reasoning together to bridge this divide.
Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that aims to attract individuals to Christ's love while fostering a sense of community service within these fellowships.