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Studio RC - People, Places, & Things (Part #1) - Max Ingram
Studio RC - People, Places, & Things (Part #1) - Max Ingram
Studio RC - People, Places, & Things (Part #1) - Max Ingram
Tuesday 5th November 2024
Pastor Max Ingram explores how our environment and social circles impact recovery in 'People, Places, & Things'. A must-listen for anyone in early recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Understand how your environment and social circles can influence your recovery journey.
- Learn the importance of setting boundaries to avoid triggers.
- Discover the value of building new, healthy relationships for support.
- Explore the role of faith and community in maintaining sobriety.
- Gain practical advice for navigating early recovery challenges.
Iron sharpens iron, and one person sharpens another.
Pastor Max Ingram kicks off an engaging two-part series on 'People, Places, and Things' in this episode of Studio RC. This series is particularly helpful for those in early recovery, as it delves into how our environment and social circles can influence our journey towards sobriety. Max shares his personal experiences and the wisdom found in the Big Book of AA, emphasising the importance of creating a supportive environment for lasting change.
He discusses how certain people, places, and activities can trigger cravings or lead to relapse, making it crucial to set boundaries and make necessary changes to avoid these pitfalls. The episode also highlights the value of building new, healthy relationships that provide encouragement and accountability. Max brings a touch of humour as he recounts stories of people drinking in their garages or basements, illustrating the lengths individuals might go to maintain their habits.
He underscores the significance of faith and community in recovery, quoting Proverbs 27:17 - 'Iron sharpens iron, and one person sharpens another.' This episode is packed with practical advice and spiritual insights, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to strengthen their recovery journey. Don't miss out on this heartfelt discussion that combines faith, recovery wisdom, and a dash of humour.