Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Step 2 (Season 15)
Step 2 (Season 15)
Step 2 (Season 15)
Friday 14th April 2023
Join Joe McDonald as he explores Step 2 in 'Position of Neutrality', focusing on the transformative power of faith and spirituality in recovery.
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Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Faith in Recovery: Joe McDonald Explores Step 2's Transformative Power
Episode Overview
- Challenges perceptions of spirituality and encourages an open-minded approach
- Emphasizes the transformative power of faith and the consciousness of a power greater than oneself
- Explores the revolutionary change in thinking and living through embracing a manner of living
- Highlights the experience of power rather than simply believing in it
- Reflects on personal stories and challenges biases and prejudices around spiritual beliefs
We're simply to introduce you to power, not an idea of power, but an experience of power. And then as you believe in the possibility of growing in consciousness of that power, the power will reveal to you in light of your experience. Does that make sense?
Ever thought about how faith can change your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald dives into Step 2, focusing on recognizing a power greater than oneself. It's not just about believing but experiencing this power that can restore sanity. Joe challenges listeners to look inward and explore their own spiritual experiences, breaking down biases and prejudices along the way.
Drawing from the book Alcoholics Anonymous, he discusses how embracing a spiritual lifestyle can lead to revolutionary changes in thinking and living. Personal stories and reflections make this episode a heartfelt exploration of faith's role in recovery, emphasizing that spirituality is more about experience than belief.