The Recovery Pastor Podcast

If we do not keep our recovery in check, we could end up getting caught by the rip current from the river of DENIAL.

Much Agape,

Shan, the Recovery Pastor

When we read Scripture, it is important to know the history of the people, events, and places surrounding the Scriptures because they also can testify to the Truth of Scripture.

Much Agape ev'body,

Shan, the Recovery Pastor

As some prepare to watch 2020 make an exit, let's reflect on the positive events of 2020 with praise and prayer.  I pray you read the Hallel passages in Scripture found in Psalms 113 to 118 during the first week of January 2021.  I pray it draws you into the presence of God as we give Him praise for all of the ways He has previously worked in our lives and all of the future ways He will work in our lives.

Much Agape ev'body!

Shan, the Recovery Pastor

This is a version that I tweaked for Recovery!  Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!

Much Agape

Shan, The Recovery Pastor

Scripture reminds us that if we do not forgive then God will not forgive us.  Do not become a slave to bitterness, rage, anger, or any other emotion.  Forgiveness is a game changer decision for our eternal future.

Often times, the people trying to love someone who is in active addiction will feel isolated and alone. They may not know which way to turn for help because they are too busy trying to help the addicted loved one. This can and will bring someone to their breaking point physically, mentally, emotionally, and Spiritually.

Over the next few videos, we will explore the 7 Stages of Loving Someone in Addiction by looking at one stage per video. This is not the result of some clinical study. It is a video series inspired by a parent asking how do I love my child who is in addiction. I posted a question on my personal Facebook page asking what is the hardest part about loving someone in addiction and this video series is the result of your answers, comments, inbox messages, and emails.

If you need to talk with someone or need resources, please feel free to email me at pastor.shankay@gmail.com and I will give you names of people/resources who are willing to help you through this battle. All archived videos can be found on the Recovery Pastor YouTube channel.

Much Agape ev'body!
Shan

7 Stages of Loving Someone in Addiction

 

Often times, the people trying to love someone who is in active addiction will feel isolated and alone. They may not know which way to turn for help because they are too busy trying to help the addicted loved one. This can and will bring someone to their breaking point physically, mentally, emotionally, and Spiritually.

 

Over the next few videos, we will explore the 7 Stages of Loving Someone in Addiction by looking at one stage per video. This is not the result of some clinical study. It is a video series inspired by a parent asking how do I love my child who is in addiction. I posted a question on my personal Facebook page asking what is the hardest part about loving someone in addiction and this video series is the result of your answers, comments, inbox messages, and emails.

 

If you need to talk with someone or need resources, please feel free to email me at pastor.shankay@gmail.com and I will give you names of people/resources who are willing to help you through this battle. All archived videos can be found on the Recovery Pastor YouTube channel.

 

Much Agape ev'body!

Shan

7 Stages of Loving Someone in Addiction

 

Often times, the people trying to love someone who is in active addiction will feel isolated and alone. They may not know which way to turn for help because they are too busy trying to help the addicted loved one. This can and will bring someone to their breaking point physically, mentally, emotionally, and Spiritually.

 

Over the next few videos, we will explore the 7 Stages of Loving Someone in Addiction by looking at one stage per video. This is not the result of some clinical study. It is a video series inspired by a parent asking how do I love my child who is in addiction. I posted a question on my personal Facebook page asking what is the hardest part about loving someone in addiction and this video series is the result of your answers, comments, inbox messages, and emails.

 

If you need to talk with someone or need resources, please feel free to email me at pastor.shankay@gmail.com and I will give you names of people/resources who are willing to help you through this battle. All archived videos can be found on the Recovery Pastor YouTube channel.

 

Much Agape ev'body!

Shan

Have you ever just wanted to hit Control + Alt + Delete on your thoughts?  Have you ever wanted to shut down your brain so you could rest?  Let's talk about how to Control + Alt + Delete our thoughts according to Scripture.

Much Agape ev'body!

Shan, the Recovery Pastor