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The Habit Hit Parade - Week 4 - Mark Beebe
The Habit Hit Parade - Week 4 - Mark Beebe
The Habit Hit Parade - Week 4 - Mark Beebe
Monday 22nd February 2021
Mark Beebe discusses overcoming addiction through honesty, faith, and routine in 'Recovery at Cokesbury'. His story offers hope and practical advice.
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Get the buttons here!Mark Beebe on Breaking Free: Honesty, Faith, and the Journey to Recovery
The illusion of control is always going to be a part of the lie. Well, like she says, you don't have to be brutal with somebody to be honest.
Ever wondered how honesty and faith can transform a life entangled in addiction? In this episode of 'Recovery at Cokesbury', Mark Beebe opens up about his personal battle with codependency and fear, offering a candid look at the tools that have helped him stay on the path to recovery. He dives into the importance of attending meetings and sticking to a routine, warning against the all-too-common trap of convincing oneself to skip these vital steps.
Mark’s story isn’t just about his own struggles; he also touches on how addiction has affected his family, making his journey relatable to anyone who has faced similar challenges. One key takeaway from Mark’s experience is the power of honesty. He stresses that being truthful with oneself and others, though difficult, is crucial for long-term healing. His insights remind us that the illusion of control can be a dangerous lie, and breaking free from it requires faith and honesty.
As Mark puts it, 'God always planned to want to be by your side'. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that recovery is not just about overcoming addiction; it's about embracing a life of honesty and faith. Whether you’re on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Mark’s story offers hope and practical advice for navigating the challenges of addiction.