The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Transformation (Episode 2)
Transformation (Episode 2)
Transformation (Episode 2)
Tuesday 11th March 2025
Explore how intentional change and Christian spirituality can guide your transformation journey in this episode of Relational Recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Change requires intention and a healthy direction.
- Transformation isn't about self-hatred but aligning with Christ.
- Addictive behaviours serve a purpose; find healthier alternatives.
- Christian spirituality can guide your recovery journey.
- Self-compassion is crucial in the process of change.
It's not about destroying who I am, but living more fully in the direction of how God made me
In this episode of Relational Recovery, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the concept of transformation and how it ties into Christian spirituality. They discuss the universal desire for change and the importance of being intentional about it. The episode highlights the common mistake of trying to change by simply cutting out 'bad' parts of ourselves, rather than focusing on a healthier direction for our desires and actions.
Wes and Austin use humour and relatable examples, like the difficulty of giving up sugar, to illustrate their points. They emphasise that transformation isn't about self-hatred or dismantling who we are, but rather about aligning our desires with a positive, Christ-centred direction. The conversation also touches on how addictive behaviours often serve a purpose, such as numbing pain, and the need to replace these behaviours with healthier alternatives.
This episode offers a compassionate and practical perspective on change, making it a must-listen for anyone on a recovery journey.