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Episode 95 - Terri Ward
Episode 95 - Terri Ward
Episode 95 - Terri Ward
Tuesday 4th March 2025
Terri Ward discusses Step 3 of the recovery process, explaining the importance of surrender and how it leads to true freedom.
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Surrender: Step 3 in Life Recovery
Episode Overview
- Surrender is the beginning of victory, not defeat.
- Embrace new tools for a power-filled life.
- Understand the importance of willingness in recovery.
- Learn practical steps to let go of old habits.
- Find encouragement and hope through faith.
Surrender is the beginning of our victory.
Have you ever wondered what it truly means to surrender in the context of recovery? In this episode of 'Life Recovery Today with Stephen Arterburn', Terri Ward dives into Step 3 of the 12-step recovery process, shedding light on the significance of surrendering to a higher power. Terri, a seasoned coordinator for life recovery groups and a substance abuse counsellor, shares her personal journey and the transformative power of surrender.
She explains that surrender isn't about defeat but rather the beginning of victory and freedom from addiction. Terri's insights are not just theoretical; she provides practical advice on how to let go of old habits and embrace new, God-given tools for a power-filled life. The episode is filled with encouragement and wisdom, making it clear that anyone can find hope and strength through the steps of recovery.
Whether you're new to the 12-step program or looking for deeper understanding, this episode offers valuable perspectives and actionable steps. Don't miss out on the chance to learn from Terri's experience and find your own path to recovery.