Kendall Kee
Kendall Kee
The Bigger Picture - Ep. 025
The Bigger Picture - Ep. 025
The Bigger Picture - Ep. 025
Wednesday 24th March 2021
Kendall Kee shares his story of addiction recovery, focusing on the importance of trusting in God's will and finding purpose through faith.
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14 minutes
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Hopeful
Encouraging
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Transformative
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Kendall Kee
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Trusting the Bigger Picture: Kendall Kee's Journey of Faith and Recovery
God always had and will have a hand on everything that I do... Are you living by your will, or God's will?
Have you ever felt like your own willpower was leading you astray? In this episode of 'Recovering Meth', Kendall Kee shares a deeply personal story about battling his own desires and learning to trust in a higher power. After 17 years of addiction, Kendall's journey to sobriety is nothing short of miraculous. He opens up about a particularly tough day when he found himself spiritually weak and fighting to impose his own will over God's plan.
It was a day filled with frustration and negativity, but it led to a profound realization: there's always a bigger picture beyond our limited perspective. Kendall talks candidly about how his selfishness and chaos were almost his undoing, and how he found strength in surrendering to God's will. His story isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about finding a deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment through faith.
Kendall emphasizes the importance of self-improvement during recovery and highlights how being of service to others has given his life new meaning. His experiences offer valuable lessons for anyone struggling with addiction or looking for spiritual guidance. Through his honest reflections, Kendall reminds us that even in our darkest moments, we are never alone. There's always hope, and sometimes, all it takes is trusting that there's a bigger picture at play.