David G, David G, Mark B, Minor A, Nance F, and others

Purpose of this Book - Intensive Big Book Study

David G, David G, Nancy F, Mark B, Minor A, and others

  • Journey 04 - Session 14 - Apr 14 2022

Journey 04 - Session 14 - Apr 14 2022

Friday 15th April 2022

Join David G, Nancy F, Mark B, and Minor A as they explore the Big Book's first step, discussing powerlessness over alcohol and the need for spiritual help.
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Purpose of this Book - Intensive Big Book Study
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Understanding Powerlessness: A Closer Look at the Big Book's First Step

Whenever you see italicized writing in the big book, it means something very important.
What does it mean to truly be powerless over alcohol? In this episode of 'Purpose of this Book - Intensive Big Book Study', hosts David G, Nancy F, Mark B, and Minor A explore pages 23-27 of the Big Book. They dive into the harsh realities of untreated alcoholism and why the italicized passages hold such significance. The team unpacks the mental obsession that convinces many alcoholics they can have just one drink, only to find themselves trapped again.
They also highlight the necessity of a higher power to restore sanity and guide the recovery process. As they discuss the second step, the conversation shifts to the importance of spiritual experiences and how personalizing one's recovery journey can make all the difference. The hosts share insights on the consequences of untreated alcoholism, the feeling of hopelessness, and the critical role of spiritual help.
Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice to support your sobriety journey.