The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Oct. 8th 2020
Oct. 8th 2020
Oct. 8th 2020
Wednesday 7th October 2020
Discover how stillness and faith can aid in addiction recovery. Tune into 'Healing Connections' for inspiring stories and practical advice.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Peace in Stillness: Faith and Recovery Insights
That's another version, another form, I should say, of being still trust in the lord. With all your heart. I lean not onto my own understanding, but his will, his way is what it means to be still just trust in the lord.
Feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of addiction recovery? This episode of 'Healing Connections' offers a refreshing perspective on finding peace through stillness and faith. The hosts kick off with a reading from Colossians, setting the stage for a heartfelt discussion about the importance of patience, reflection, and trusting in the Lord. Special guests Matt Ward, Drew, and Caleb Huffman share their personal journeys, providing relatable and inspiring insights into how they incorporate stillness into their recovery process.
One memorable quote from the episode captures the essence of their message: 'Being still means trusting in the Lord with all your heart, leaning not on your own understanding, but on His will and His way.' The conversation also touches on the unique challenges posed by the pandemic, highlighting how this period of enforced stillness has prompted many to reflect deeply on their recovery paths.
By blending Christian spirituality with psychological wisdom, this episode offers a compassionate and practical guide for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith and find tranquility amidst the struggles of addiction recovery. Tune in to discover how embracing stillness can lead to profound healing and hope.