Mess It Up
Mess It Up
Mess it Up Show 202 - Lorgnette
Mess it Up Show 202 - Lorgnette
Mess it Up Show 202 - Lorgnette
Tuesday 15th February 2022
Join Bow Tie Guy and Listener Bev on the Mess It Up Podcast as they explore Principle 5 from Celebrate Recovery and the importance of choosing change.
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Get the buttons here!Choosing Change: Exploring Principle 5 with Bow Tie Guy and Listener Bev
I just think we need to be careful, because I have a struggle with this- is thinking what does god require of me and then trying to walk through the steps to make my life match those, rather than doing everything out of obedience and love for god and for who he is not, for who he's not right.
Ever wondered how to truly embrace change? In this episode of the 'Mess It Up Podcast', Bow Tie Guy teams up with Listener Bev from California to unpack Principle 5 from Celebrate Recovery. This principle focuses on being entirely ready to let go of character defects, but it's not just about wanting change—it's about choosing it. Through their candid conversation, they explore how making deliberate choices can lead to profound personal growth.
They also touch on balancing rules with obedience and the gentle guidance that faith provides. The episode features Zach Williams' uplifting song 'Heaven Help Me' and a mention of the impactful 'God's Chisel' sketch by the Skit Guys. What makes this episode stand out is the emphasis on the power of testimony and the importance of being heard. Bow Tie Guy and Listener Bev share how having someone to confide in can be a game-changer in the recovery journey.
They caution against justifying bad habits and stress the need for genuine accountability. Tune in for an honest, down-to-earth discussion that highlights the significance of personal experiences and the role of community support in choosing to do better.