Faith and Recovery: Unpacking the Sermon on the Mount
Episode Overview
Recognising spiritual bankruptcy is crucial for recovery. Embracing humility and honesty are key virtues. Managing anger and unresolved emotions can prevent relapse. Maintaining healthy relationships supports stable recovery. A holistic approach combines spiritual and practical aspects.
Blessed are the poor in spirit. Recognising our spiritual bankruptcy is the foundational step of recovery.
If you're seeking inspiration on your journey to sobriety and faith, this episode of Studio RC is a must-listen. Pastor Max Ingram wraps up his enlightening series, 'The Classics', with a deep dive into the second part of the Sermon on the Mount. This episode explores Jesus' teachings from Matthew 5 through 7, a cornerstone for early AA members before the Big Book existed.
Pastor Max connects these timeless biblical lessons with modern recovery principles, making it relevant and accessible for anyone on the path to recovery. From recognising spiritual bankruptcy to embracing humility and striving for righteousness, each beatitude is unpacked with both spiritual and practical insights. You'll hear about the importance of honesty, integrity, and maintaining healthy relationships, as well as how to manage anger and unresolved emotions that could jeopardise your sobriety.
Pastor Max also touches on Jesus' teachings about commitment, avoiding judgement, and fostering a supportive community. By linking these biblical teachings to recovery steps, he offers a holistic approach to living a sober life. This episode isn't just about understanding scripture; it's about applying these teachings to transform your life. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this journey for a while, Pastor Max's insights provide a fresh perspective that can help you stay on track.
Don't miss out on this enriching episode that blends faith and recovery in a way that's both inspiring and practical.