Faith, Psychology, and Real Stories: A Journey to Recovery
God alone can satisfy our deepest longings. He viewed all the ways god had already helped him and he greeted The Next Day with songs of praise in quiet moments or wakeful nights.
Imagine finding a blend of faith and psychology that offers a lifeline in the struggle against addiction. In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', The Refuge Ministry presents a compelling mix of Christian spirituality and psychological wisdom to guide you on your recovery journey. Tom Dooley sets the tone with readings from The One Year Bible (NLT), featuring passages from Luke, Psalms, and Proverbs. These readings are more than just words; they serve as a foundation for the episode's deeper discussions.
Wes Thompson, Pastor of Veritas West, shares a moving message recorded back in 2015, shedding light on the transformative power of prayer, community, and repentance. He challenges listeners to reflect on their worship practices and consider whether they are truly connecting with God or merely going through the motions. This episode doesn't shy away from tough questions but rather embraces them to foster genuine introspection and growth.
You'll hear real stories of individuals who have faced addiction head-on and found hope and healing through faith and psychological strategies. These narratives are not just inspiring; they offer practical insights into the science of behavior change, making the path to recovery feel attainable. Whether you're at the beginning of your recovery journey or looking for ways to stay strong, this episode provides a rich tapestry of advice and encouragement.
It emphasizes the importance of authentic community within the church and the powerful role of baptisms in symbolizing new beginnings. Dive into this episode for a heartfelt exploration of how spirituality and psychology can come together to support your recovery.