Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Position of Neutrality: Embracing Identity and Recovery in Step 12 AA Embrace Your Identity You're a Child of God
Position of Neutrality: Embracing Identity and Recovery in Step 12 AA Embrace Your Identity You're a Child of God
Position of Neutrality: Embracing Identity and Recovery in Step 12 AA Embrace Your Identity You're a Child of God
Saturday 12th October 2024
Join Joe McDonald as he explores Step 12 AA, emphasising the importance of recognising one's true identity during the recovery journey.
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Episode Overview
- Recognise your inherent worth during recovery.
- Understand the impact of negative self-talk on yourself and others.
- View yourself as a child of God, even in difficult times.
- Incorporate spiritual guidance into your recovery journey.
- Use personal experiences to transform your path to sobriety.
At your best and at your worst, you're a child of the living God.
In this episode of Position of Neutrality, Joe McDonald dives into Step 12 of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on embracing one's identity during the recovery process. Joe takes listeners through the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, offering a heartfelt and practical perspective on how to see oneself as a child of God, even in the darkest moments of addiction.
He tackles the common tendency for people to describe themselves in negative terms, pointing out that such self-deprecation can harm not only oneself but also others who identify with those words. Joe’s compassionate approach highlights the importance of recognising your inherent worth and divine identity, no matter where you are in your recovery journey. He emphasises that acknowledging both your best and worst moments as part of your spiritual journey can be transformative.
Through personal anecdotes and deep reflections, Joe provides a unique blend of spiritual guidance and practical advice, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand their true self while navigating recovery. By the end, you'll feel inspired to view yourself and your journey with newfound respect and love. So why not take a moment to tune in and discover how embracing your true identity can make all the difference in your path to sobriety?