The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
may 18th
may 18th
may 18th
Monday 17th May 2021
Jeremy Miller's story of overcoming addiction through faith and support offers hope and inspiration in this 'Relational Recovery' episode.
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Get the buttons here!Faith, Healing, and The Good Shepherd: A Journey Through Addiction Recovery
I just want you guys to know that god is right there waiting for you. All you have to do is talk to him, have an intimate relationship with god, have your own little special place. He'll talk to you. He'll let you know. God is subtle.
What if you could find a beacon of hope in the darkest times of addiction? In this heartfelt episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosted by The Refuge Ministry, guest speaker Jeremy Miller shares his powerful story of battling addiction and finding his way back through faith. Miller opens up about the devastating toll addiction took on his life and relationships, and how the support of The Refuge Ministry and his faith helped him reclaim what he had lost.
The episode features a moving reading from John Chapter verses, using the metaphor of Jesus as the good shepherd who guides and protects his flock. Miller emphasizes the crucial role of spirituality in recovery, encouraging listeners to build a close relationship with God and trust in His guidance. He also touches on the importance of psychology and behavior change in overcoming addiction.
Throughout the episode, Miller highlights the power of gratitude and counting one's blessings, sharing real-life stories of hope and recovery. He inspires listeners to believe that recovery is possible, reminding them that God is always there, waiting to guide them. This episode is a touching reminder that no one is beyond redemption, and that with faith and support, healing is within reach.