The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Jan 25th
Jan 25th
Jan 25th
Tuesday 25th January 2022
Discover how to embrace time and find joy in every moment with 'Relational Recovery'. Tune in for insights on living a fulfilling life.
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Get the buttons here!Cherishing the Now: Finding Joy in Every Moment
Nothing is more important in life than living it. Nothing makes us feel more energized, more free, more happy than following the path we were meant to take.
Do you often find yourself waiting for the 'right time' to be happy? This episode of 'Relational Recovery' might just change your perspective. The hosts kick things off with a reading from the book of Matthew, where Jesus talks to his disciples about the importance of time and living in the moment. They then dive into how time is the greatest gift we have and why every second should be treasured and used to its fullest potential.
The episode challenges the common mindset that happiness lies in the future, arguing instead that true joy comes from valuing the present. The hosts encourage listeners to step out of their comfort zones and take that first step towards what they want in life. They remind us that there are no prerequisites for achieving success and happiness—just a decision to be present and engaged in the real world.
They also touch on the importance of embracing change and facing challenges head-on, even if it's tough at first. Once you get through the initial struggle, you'll understand what it means to truly live. With a powerful call-to-action, they urge everyone to make every moment count and to live the life they were meant to live. Tune in to discover how to make every trip around the sun better than the last, and never let a moment pass you by.