Journey Through the Big Book: Insights from Chris S. and Monty'man
It's more of a spiritual problem than it is a substance problem, and they knew that back then, and they knew what you needed to do to get your spirit right so that you could remain in recovery.
Ever wondered what makes the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous such a cornerstone in recovery? In this engaging episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty Dale Meyer, known as the Monty'man, teams up with Chris S., one of the most sought-after circuit speakers in the Twelve Steps community. Together, they guide listeners through the Foreword to the 2nd Edition of this essential text, offering a detailed, page-by-page exploration. Chris S.
and Monty'man don't just skim the surface; they dive deep into the historical context, spiritual principles, and the god-centered recovery process that have made the Big Book a lifeline for countless individuals. You'll hear about the pivotal role of William D. Silkworth, the formation of the first AA group, and the organization's journey from its humble beginnings to its wide acceptance today.
The episode also touches on some intriguing aspects like the decline in step calls and how AA has managed to leave a lasting mark on the battle against alcoholism. It's not just an educational experience but an inspiring one too, filled with personal anecdotes and practical insights that make it relatable for anyone on a recovery journey. Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, this episode offers something valuable for everyone.
So grab your copy of the Big Book and join Chris S. and Monty'man for a comprehensive study that promises to enlighten and motivate.