chuck77b
chuck77b
Fellowship in a tribal world
Fellowship in a tribal world
Fellowship in a tribal world
Friday 4th November 2022
Chuck from Lazarus Recovery Podcast examines fellowship and tribalism in faith and recovery, discussing their impacts and urging inclusivity.
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Get the buttons here!Faith and Fellowship: Navigating Recovery in a Divided World
In aa and recovery it really doesn't help at all being tribal. You know, I think that reasonably conservative theology is much better than extremely liberal theology...I guess I'm saying that tribalism is a danger to the basic stuff.
What does fellowship mean in the world of addiction recovery, and how does it differ from the tribalism often seen in faith communities? Chuck from the Lazarus Recovery Podcast dives into these questions with his usual blend of personal insight and spiritual wisdom. Drawing from nearly five decades of experience, Chuck explores the vital role of fellowship in both recovery groups and Christian circles. He contrasts this with the divisive nature of tribalism, which can sometimes creep into these spaces.
Chuck discusses how churches can fall into the trap of becoming tribal and how politics can overshadow faith, urging listeners to broaden their understanding and embrace inclusivity. By examining the historical context of tribalism in the church, he sheds light on its impact on the body of Christ. This episode is a thought-provoking journey through the intersection of faith and recovery, highlighting the importance of unity and the dangers of division.
Whether you're on your own recovery path or supporting someone else, Chuck's reflections offer valuable perspectives on fostering a more inclusive and supportive community.