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The Path: Step 11 (Part 2) - Meditation - Max Ingram
The Path: Step 11 (Part 2) - Meditation - Max Ingram
The Path: Step 11 (Part 2) - Meditation - Max Ingram
Tuesday 13th December 2022
Discover how meditation can deepen your spiritual connection and aid in recovery with insights from Max Ingram on Studio RC.
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Get the buttons here!Meditation as a Path to Spiritual Growth: Insights from Max Ingram
The reason we meditate is: we want to be closer to god. That's why we do this, that's why we pray.
What if you could deepen your spiritual connection while navigating your recovery journey? In this episode of Studio RC, Pastor Max Ingram from the Recovery Church Movement dives into Step 11 of the 12 Steps, focusing on the transformative power of meditation. Max breaks down how meditation can be a vital tool for improving your conscious contact with God, guiding you toward a more spiritually fulfilling life.
He emphasizes that the core reason for meditating is simple yet profound: to get closer to God. Through this practice, you can gain clarity and understanding of God's will, which can help steer your daily decisions and actions. Max touches on the importance of having a clear spiritual objective when meditating. It's not just about sitting in silence; it's about aiming for a deeper connection and seeking guidance from those more experienced in the practice.
He likens meditation to entering a sacred space where you can rest in God's presence and be strengthened by His spiritual power and love. This episode also explores how prayer requests should be carefully considered to ensure they align with God's will and benefit others, rather than just ourselves. Max's discussion isn't just theoretical; he offers practical advice on how to integrate these spiritual practices into your daily routine.
By focusing on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable, you can experience a peace that surpasses all understanding—a peace that doesn't make sense given your circumstances but is profoundly real. For anyone looking to deepen their spiritual journey while maintaining sobriety, this episode provides valuable insights and practical steps.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for years, Max's wisdom can help you find a stronger connection with God and a clearer sense of purpose.