Vernon Layne
Vernon Layne
Most Of All We Harmed Ourselves
Most Of All We Harmed Ourselves
Most Of All We Harmed Ourselves
Friday 25th September 2020
Vernon Layne discusses self-harm and addiction recovery, focusing on forgiveness and spiritual guidance in 'That Christian In Recovery'.
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Episode Overview
- Vernon shares personal insights on the impact of self-harm during addiction and recovery
- Reflections on the destructive consequences of holding onto resentment and refusing to forgive
- Emphasis on the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in guiding individuals towards truth and restoration
- Exploration of the process of surrender, self-forgiveness, and making amends
- Invitation for listeners to reflect on harmful patterns and embrace the transformative journey to healing and self-acceptance
I have a mind that all it wants to do is look for everything that's not going my way. It's looking for every person who's not doing the things that I think they should be doing. I have a mind that wants me to believe in order for me to be all right in life, I must be in full control of everything. When I think like that, I think about Satan.
Vernon Layne, the voice behind 'That Christian In Recovery', takes us on a deeply personal journey in his episode 'Most Of All We Harmed Ourselves'. Vernon doesn’t shy away from discussing the ways we often harm ourselves while dealing with addiction and recovery. He shares how focusing on victimhood can sometimes blind us to our own self-destructive behaviors.
This episode is a raw and honest look at how holding onto grudges, refusing to forgive, and believing negative self-talk can lead to self-harm. Vernon’s story is one of transformation, where he emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding him towards self-forgiveness and making amends. Through his reflections, he encourages listeners to examine their own lives, recognize harmful patterns, and start their journey towards healing and self-acceptance.
If you're looking for an episode that combines spirituality with practical advice on overcoming addiction, this one offers a heartfelt and relatable perspective.