The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Transformation Radio for Friday, July 10!
Transformation Radio for Friday, July 10!
Transformation Radio for Friday, July 10!
Friday 10th July 2015
Join Wes Thompson as he explores the role of community and spirituality in recovery, offering hope and practical advice in this episode of 'Relational Recovery'.
54 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Community: The Beautiful Mess of Recovery
When people spend months or years praying psalms of lament, they're better prepared to face the day that tragedy strikes, as the spirit of God brings these words and prayers to mind. As they face and voice their sinfulness and learn to express it. Together, they will more easily face and voice their sinfulness in their scattered lives.
Ever wondered how community and spirituality can shape your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', Wes Thompson, the lead pastor at Veritas West, dives into the messy yet beautiful role of Christian spirituality in healing. Thompson shares personal stories and reflections, highlighting the importance of local church and the power of prayer and lament. He warns against cultural indoctrination and stresses the need to support the 'least of these'.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that recovery isn't a solo journey. Thompson underscores that through our differences and struggles, we grow stronger together. He speaks candidly about his own experiences within a community, emphasizing that while it's not always perfect, it's in this imperfection that true beauty lies. Thompson also explores the significance of the local church in our spiritual walk, urging listeners to find grounding in God's word and to embrace the messiness of community life.
He offers hope amid heartache, reminding us that Jesus loved us at our worst and that joy and vitality are possible through recovery. Engaging with community groups and embracing prayer and lament can prepare us for life's challenges. Tune in to hear Thompson's inspiring insights and find strength in your recovery journey.