Faith Over Fortune: Josh and Tony's Journey Through Recovery and Wealth
Episode Overview
The hosts reflect on their past obsession with money and its detrimental impact on their lives They share profound insights and biblical verses, emphasising the importance of prioritising faith and recovery The conversation touches on personal growth, placing God above material desires, and the transformative power of unconditional love The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer for those in prison, delivering a message of hope and encouragement Throughout the episode, the hosts weave in moments of lightheartedness and humour, adding warmth and authenticity to their profound reflections
Love will last forever and ever. It does. Think about everything else. Think about a dictator. A dictator that kills people. He's known as people that kills people. You know what I mean? Something bad. You know what I mean? Love. Somebody that's loved is known as, like, look, they put statues up of him.
Have you ever felt the tug-of-war between chasing wealth and staying true to your recovery journey? In this eye-opening episode of 'Rock of Recovery', co-hosts Josh and Tony dive deep into this very struggle. They share their own stories of battling substance use disorder while being lured by the promise of quick money. Using biblical verses and personal anecdotes, they highlight how easy it is to lose sight of what's truly important. The conversation isn't just a downer, though.
Josh and Tony manage to sprinkle in some lighthearted moments and humour, making the episode both profound and relatable. They stress the importance of putting faith and recovery above material desires, revealing how faith and unconditional love have been game-changers in their own lives. As the episode wraps up, they offer a heartfelt prayer for those in prison, delivering a powerful message of hope and encouragement.
Whether you're struggling with addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and a comforting sense of community.