Building Trust and Faith in Recovery
Episode Overview
Cultivating trust takes time and practice. Surround yourself with trustworthy people. Faith is most needed during tough times. Be intentional about where you place your trust. Trusting others is essential for personal growth.
Not trusting anybody is not a good way for anyone to live because it's not going to lead to the flourishing that God desires for us
In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the intricate topic of faith and trust, especially in the context of recovery from unwanted behaviours. They bring a blend of Christian spirituality and psychology to the table, making it relatable and practical for anyone on a recovery journey. Wes and Austin discuss how cultivating trust isn't an overnight process - it's more like a practice that requires patience and consistency, much like learning a sport.
They touch on the challenge of overcoming victimhood and the importance of surrounding oneself with trustworthy people to rebuild faith in others. Austin shares a personal anecdote about trusting the wrong person, which serves as a poignant reminder to be more intentional about where we place our trust. The hosts emphasise that faith is most crucial during tough times when it’s hardest to maintain.
They remind us that while trusting others can be difficult, it’s essential for personal growth and flourishing. This episode is a heartfelt conversation filled with practical advice and real-life examples, making it a must-listen for anyone grappling with trust issues in their recovery journey. Don't miss out on the wisdom shared here - it might just be the perspective shift you need.