The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
may 4
may 4
may 4
Monday 3rd May 2021
Find out how faith and psychology combine to help overcome unwanted behaviors in 'Healing Connections'. Tune in for real stories and practical advice.
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Religion & Spirituality
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength Through Faith: Overcoming Unwanted Behaviors
If this is you, you position yourself under the waterfall of grace and you wait while you walk in obedience. So, one step at a time, One Day at a time, asking for God to break your heart, asking for God to restore the joy of your salvation to you, asking God to make him your treasure, asking God being honest about where you are, whether that be the desert or the low part or struggle- and you wait.
Ever feel like you're stuck in a loop of unwanted behaviors? This episode of 'Healing Connections' might offer the guidance you've been searching for. The hosts dive into the powerful concept of waiting on the Lord to navigate through struggles and find true recovery. They blend Christian spirituality with psychological wisdom, sharing real-life stories that highlight the transformative power of faith and science.
You’ll hear about the importance of walking in obedience and making God your anchor, all while positioning yourself under what they call the 'waterfall of grace'. It's not just about waiting passively; it's about active trust and taking steps forward, one at a time. The hosts also discuss how behavior change science supports this spiritual journey, offering practical advice to renew your strength and restore your joy.
Whether you're just starting your recovery journey or looking for deeper insights, this episode provides a compassionate and insightful guide to overcoming unwanted behaviors.