Step 12: Embracing Service and Spiritual Growth with Joe McDonald
Episode Overview
The goal of 12-step recovery is not just abstinence, but a transformation in living Importance of intense work with other alcoholics and the tangible, transformative power of spiritual awakening Avoiding dependence on people and focusing on reliance on God for recovery Exploring the program of action and responsibility of finding and working with other alcoholics Significance of trust and self-reflection in achieving wellness
You can get well regardless of anyone. We're all going to get well, but we need you to clean house and trust this power.
Have you ever thought about how helping others can strengthen your own recovery? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald takes listeners on a journey through Step 12 of the 12-step recovery process. Drawing from his personal experiences, Joe emphasizes that the goal isn't just to stop drinking, but to transform your entire way of living. He delves into the importance of working intensely with fellow alcoholics, highlighting the tangible and transformative power of a spiritual awakening.
Joe shares how serving others can lead to progressive freedom and underscores the impact of carrying the message to those still struggling. He also touches on the need for a spiritual solution, focusing on reliance on a higher power rather than other people. Throughout the episode, Joe explores the program of action, the responsibility of finding and working with other alcoholics, and the significance of trust and self-reflection in achieving lasting wellness.
If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on your recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen.