Life After Addiction
Life After Addiction
Life After Addiction #13
Life After Addiction #13
Life After Addiction #13
Sunday 13th May 2018
Dive into 'Life After Addiction' to learn about facing addiction's consequences and finding freedom through acceptance and faith.
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Get the buttons here!Facing the Fallout: Embracing Consequences in Recovery
And I think the fear is, for the person who's looking at the addict is man. They're just going to go right back to it. And look at the stuff you have to deal with man. I think the answer to both of those is the same, in that I believe what the enemy meant to harm you.
What happens when the dust settles after a life consumed by addiction? This episode of 'Life After Addiction' takes you through the challenging yet essential process of facing the consequences of past actions. The host kicks off with a powerful Bible verse, 'Then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free', setting a reflective tone for the conversation.
He dives into the importance of accepting the fallout from addiction, rather than dodging it, and how this acceptance can pave the way to genuine freedom. Sharing his own gritty experience of landing in jail just a week after completing a recovery program, he emphasizes that while the past can't be changed, it doesn't define who you are now. Using the story of Jacob from the Bible, he draws parallels to the importance of managing expectations and controlling personal issues.
The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like dealing with fear and how our actions teach others how to treat us. It’s a candid discussion aimed at helping listeners understand that facing consequences is a crucial step in the transformative journey towards recovery.