Pastor Aaron Shaw
Pastor Aaron Shaw
Why Recovery? Reaching the Hurting, Broken, and Lost // Aaron Shaw
Why Recovery? Reaching the Hurting, Broken, and Lost // Aaron Shaw
Why Recovery? Reaching the Hurting, Broken, and Lost // Aaron Shaw
Tuesday 14th January 2025
Pastor Aaron Shaw shares his vision for recovery, emphasising community, discipleship, and the power of Jesus in healing the hurting and broken.
38 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Supportive
Honest
Compassionate
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Pastor Aaron Shaw
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Religion & Spirituality
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Recovery is about reaching the hurting, broken, and lost.
- Community and discipleship are crucial in the recovery process.
- Honesty and openness are essential for healing.
- A relationship with Jesus is key to finding freedom.
- The church should meet people where they are and support them.
Recovery is not about addiction; it's about reaching the hurting, broken, and lost.
In this heartfelt episode of Cedar Point Recovery - Weekly Messages, Pastor Aaron Shaw shares his vision for the recovery ministry at Cedar Point Church. He emphasises that recovery is not just about addiction, but about reaching out to the hurting, broken, and lost. Aaron’s candid approach and personal anecdotes create a relatable atmosphere, making it clear that everyone has their own struggles and that recovery is a journey we undertake together.
He passionately discusses the importance of meeting people where they are and helping them find freedom through a relationship with Jesus. Aaron also highlights the significance of community and discipleship in the recovery process, urging everyone to be open, honest, and supportive of one another. With a mix of humour and sincerity, this episode is sure to resonate with anyone seeking hope and healing.