M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
Humility by M2 The Rock (8.15.19)
Humility by M2 The Rock (8.15.19)
Humility by M2 The Rock (8.15.19)
Wednesday 21st August 2019
Michael Molthan's 'Humility' episode on M2 The Rock shares his journey from homelessness to hope, highlighting faith and community support in recovery.
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M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
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I realized that until I got the interview, and then I sat back and I'm like going: wow, this is what humility is about.
Imagine hitting rock bottom, only to rise again with newfound strength and purpose. That’s exactly what Michael Molthan shares in his episode titled 'Humility' on M2 The Rock. Michael takes listeners on a raw and honest journey from his days as a successful homebuilder to the dark times of homelessness and addiction.
Arrested with a truck full of cocaine in 2009, Michael faced the harsh realities of his actions and the consequences that followed, including multiple mug shots and time behind bars. But this episode isn’t just about his past struggles; it’s a testament to the power of spiritual solutions and community support in overcoming addiction. Michael delves into how faith played a crucial role in his recovery.
He recounts a transformative moment when an inmate handed him a book, sparking a spiritual awakening that set him on the path to sobriety. This episode also highlights the importance of support systems, whether through faith-based communities or corporate initiatives promoting sobriety. Michael praises organizations like the Dallas Wings for their commitment to fostering recovery-friendly environments. Listeners will find inspiration in Michael's discussion of Dr.
William Silkworth’s influence on Alcoholics Anonymous and the pivotal role of the Big Book and the Bible in his journey. These texts provided him with guidance and hope, reinforcing the idea that addiction is not just a physical or mental battle but a spiritual one as well. For anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.
Michael’s story is a powerful reminder that no matter how far you’ve fallen, there’s always a way back up, especially with the right support and spiritual grounding.