The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Solitude (Part 4)
Solitude (Part 4)
Solitude (Part 4)
Wednesday 11th May 2022
Explore how admitting neediness and limits through solitude can aid recovery. Learn about community and prayer's role in healing on 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Solitude: Embracing Vulnerability for Recovery
We are all sufficient in and of ourselves. We are god. The bible teaches that we are needy. Poor in spirit is showing up to god needy, admitting our need, admitting that we can't fix ourselves by ourselves, and solitude is a physical and spiritual, and it's us admitting that neediness and the fact that we have limits.
Ever thought about how solitude can be a powerful ally in your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive deep into the idea of solitude and how admitting our neediness and limits can actually be a source of strength. They start by tackling the tempting illusion of limitless power and control, explaining how these desires can block us from seeking help and relying on God.
Physical health, they argue, is just as crucial for spiritual well-being, and prayer can be a pathway to rest and healing. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as they discuss the role of community in addressing our needs. Through touching stories from the Refuge Ministry, they illustrate how community works because someone's weakness can be another's strength. The episode wraps up with an insightful discussion on the benefits of solitude for self-awareness and personal growth.
Wes and Austin highlight that solitude isn't just about being alone; it's about recognizing our limits and finding peace in them. They encourage listeners to embrace their vulnerabilities, find solace in community, and seek healing through prayer. This episode is a gentle reminder that it's okay to need help and that true strength lies in acknowledging our limitations.