Stephen Arterburn
Steve Arterburn
Episode 70 - Steve Arterburn
Episode 70 - Steve Arterburn
Episode 70 - Steve Arterburn
Tuesday 19th March 2024
Steve Arterburn discusses the importance of self-awareness and seeking help in 'Life Recovery Today'. Gain insights on healing and personal growth.
28 minutes
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Stephen Arterburn
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Religion & Spirituality
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Accepting reality and embracing weaknesses are key steps towards healing
- Seeking help from various resources like support groups, counselors, or coaches is crucial
- Living in truth and being open to feedback can lead to transformation
- Exploring past patterns and heritage can provide insights for personal growth
- Choosing to make the necessary changes and taking proactive steps for recovery is empowering
Be willing to do whatever it takes to get the help that you need. And you become willing when you accept the reality of your problem and accept the weakness that you have or the limitation that you have.
Imagine discovering that the first step to freedom is facing the truth about yourself. In this episode of 'Life Recovery Today', Steve Arterburn delves into the heart of recovery by highlighting the importance of self-awareness and seeking help. Steve, a seasoned author and pastor, shares his wisdom on how understanding who you are and how you got to this point can set you on a path to healing.
He talks candidly about embracing your weaknesses and the necessity of reaching out for support. Whether you're struggling with addiction, emotional turmoil, or spiritual battles, Steve's insights offer a compassionate guide to personal growth. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to transform their life by confronting their reality and taking proactive steps towards recovery.