John McAndrew: Music, Recovery, and the Journey to Forgiveness
Maybe someday, when we learn to love ourselves, we will treasure each other like we were made of gold, like we were made of gold.
What happens when you blend the soul-stirring power of music with the deep, often painful journey of recovery? In this heartfelt episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', host Mary Woods sits down with John McAndrew, a talented singer-songwriter and pianist, to explore this very question. McAndrew, a national recording artist, shares his personal experiences with recovery, forgiveness, and spirituality, offering listeners a unique perspective on healing and growth.
Through his poignant songs like 'Give Me New Eyes' and 'If I Can’t Forgive', McAndrew brings to life the emotional highs and lows that accompany the path to sobriety and mental wellness. But it’s not just about the music. This episode dives into how forgiveness can be a powerful tool in the recovery process and how spirituality can guide personal growth. McAndrew’s reflections are both moving and inspiring, providing a beacon of hope for anyone facing similar struggles.
The conversation also touches on the ripple effects of substance abuse and mental illness on families, highlighting the importance of support systems in recovery. By the end of the episode, you’ll find yourself reflecting on your own blessings, friendships, and opportunities for growth. Tune in for an uplifting holiday special that celebrates resilience and the human spirit.