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Life in the Spirit 3

Monday 26th September 2022

Join Chuck on the Lazarus Recovery Podcast as he discusses renouncing spiritual practices and embracing new life in the Holy Spirit.
32 minutes
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Lazarus Recovery Podcast
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chuck77b
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Life in the Spirit 3: Confronting Spiritual Practices for True Liberation

The baptism the Holy Spirit is the most amazing thing and the most dangerous thing and the most liberating thing, and the most terrifying thing, and the most wonderful thing- and you know it is.
What happens when faith and recovery intersect in a way that challenges long-held beliefs? In this episode of the Lazarus Recovery Podcast, Chuck dives deep into his journey of spiritual renunciation during his Catholic phase of recovery. He tackles the complex and often controversial task of letting go of spiritual practices that hinder a new life in the Holy Spirit.
Chuck doesn't shy away from hot-button issues, addressing everything from witchcraft to popular cultural phenomena like Harry Potter, and questioning their place in modern spiritual life. This episode is not just about giving up old habits; it's about understanding why these practices might be detrimental to spiritual growth. Chuck explains the ingredients necessary for embracing a life in the Holy Spirit and shares his own experiences of prayerful renunciation.
He emphasizes that the journey is both elegant and perilous, involving significant opposition and spiritual combat. For those navigating the choppy waters of addiction recovery, this episode offers a unique perspective on blending faith with sobriety. Chuck's reflections and recommendations provide a roadmap for anyone looking to deepen their spiritual journey while maintaining their recovery. Whether you're personally struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, Chuck's insights into the intersection of faith and recovery are both enlightening and empowering.