The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Hospitality (Part 4)
Hospitality (Part 4)
Hospitality (Part 4)
Wednesday 4th May 2022
Learn how hospitality, rooted in curiosity and compassion, can aid in addiction recovery with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill on 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Hospitality in Recovery: Compassion and Curiosity at the Core
Choose curiosity over judgment. Just try it. Seek to understand the other. Seek to understand, because I bet you that there's something in that person or that we're going to, or whatever. There's something in their story.
Ever thought about how simple acts of kindness can change lives? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', Wes Thompson and Austin Hill explore the profound impact of hospitality on the journey to recovery. They kick off by discussing the importance of choosing curiosity over judgment. Instead of jumping to conclusions, they encourage us to take a step back and seek to understand others, especially when emotions run high.
It's about creating a space where people can work through their own struggles without feeling judged. Wes and Austin then delve into how Jesus exemplified hospitality by loving and serving everyone, no matter their background or beliefs. He saw each person as valuable, extending compassion, grace, and love even in the face of adversity. This episode also highlights the idea of going the extra mile in hospitality.
It's not just about being kind; it's about truly seeing and serving others, especially those battling addiction. By helping them more than they help themselves, we can make a real difference. The hosts wrap up by emphasizing that hospitality, grounded in curiosity and compassion, can be a powerful tool in recovery. They invite you to join them in this journey and see how these principles can transform lives.