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Unashamed Recovery

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pride before the fall

Monday 5th July 2021

Jeff Shepherd discusses the hidden dangers of pride in addiction recovery and how faith and community support play crucial roles in lasting sobriety.
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Unashamed Recovery
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Josh & Drew
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Pride's Hidden Pitfalls: Jeff's Story of Recovery and Faith

The number one key in my life, after I hit my rock bottom, was to restore my relationship with Jesus Christ.
Imagine battling addiction while wrestling with pride. In this episode of 'Unashamed Recovery', hosts Josh and Drew chat with their friend Jeff Shepherd, who opens up about his journey through alcoholism and the sneaky role pride played in his struggles. Jeff’s candid reflections reveal how unchecked pride can be a stumbling block in the path to recovery, making relapse a constant threat.
He shares personal anecdotes that highlight the necessity of humility and the power of surrendering to a higher power. Jeff’s story is a testament to the importance of community support and faith, showing how these elements can transform the recovery process. Throughout their conversation, Josh, Drew, and Jeff delve into the self-centered nature of addiction and the crucial steps needed to rebuild relationships.
They explore the transformative power of Step 12 and emphasize that true recovery goes beyond just quitting substances—it's about enriching one's spiritual life and finding purpose. This episode offers a heartfelt look at the challenges of overcoming pride in addiction and underscores the vital role of faith and community in achieving lasting sobriety. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue that might just change how you view your own recovery journey.