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We were created for something greater. But life's struggles can leave us feeling broken and disconnected. The Rhythms of Recovery Podcast explores nine powerful rhythms –or habits– that help us remember who we truly are: new creations in Christ. Through honest conversations and practical applications, we'll learn how these rhythms—Admit, Surrender, Examine, Confess, Repent, Forgive, Repair, Persevere, and Give—can help us uncover the root of our struggles and walk in ways that lead to lasting, Christ-centered change. Join us in pursuing a life filled with freedom, hope, and transformation.
Unknown Host hosts Rhythms of Recovery Podcast, a religion show with 14 episodes published.
Giving isn’t about doing more—it’s about overflowing with what Christ has already given you. In this episode, we explore how the rhythm of Give invites us to step into a life of generosity rooted in our new identity in C
Perseverance isn’t about perfection—it’s about returning to Christ daily and trusting His grace for today. In this episode, we talk about what it means to keep walking with Jesus even when it’s hard, how the rhythms of r
Forgiveness and repair are rhythms of restoration. Forgiveness cancels debts, not by ignoring harm, but by remembering truthfully and extending grace—just as Christ has done for us. Repair is our response when we have ca
To repent is to turn—away from sin and idols, and toward Christ and life in Him. It's not just behavior modification; it's resurrection in action. In this episode, we explore the transformative power of true repentance a
Grief is a deeply human experience—one that touches every life and often reveals what we love, long for, and fear to lose. While many of us try to avoid grief, Scripture invites us to bring our sorrow to God and examine
Fear can grip our hearts, shape our decisions, and keep us from fully trusting God. While fear is a natural response to danger, it can also reveal where we place our trust. In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jon Berger
Sexual sin is often surrounded by secrecy, shame, and struggle, making it difficult to examine and confess. But when left unchecked, it distorts our view of intimacy, damages relationships, and keeps us from walking in t
Guilt and shame can weigh heavily on our hearts, shaping how we see ourselves and our relationship with God and others. While guilt acknowledges wrongdoing, shame attacks our identity, making us believe we are unworthy o
Abuse leaves deep wounds—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. It distorts our view of ourselves, others, and even God. In this episode, we explore how examining and confessing the impact of abuse can be a step towar
Resentment can take root in our hearts, shaping our thoughts and actions in ways we don’t always recognize. Left unchecked, it distorts our relationships, fuels bitterness, and keeps us from walking in the freedom Christ
In this episode, Will Hawkins, Brad Peterson, and Matt Camp explore the Rhythm of Examine & Confess. Through honest conversation and practical insights, they examine what it means to uncover hidden sin and idols in your
In this episode, Will Hawkins, Brad Peterson, and Matt Camp explore the second Rhythm of Recovery: Surrender. Through honest conversation and practical insights, they explore what it means to surrender your life to God’s
In this episode, Will Hawkins, Brad Peterson, and Matt Camp dive into the first powerful rhythm: Admit. Through honest conversation and practical insights, they explore how acknowledging our struggles and our inability t
In this introductory episode, Will Hawkins, Brad Peterson, and Matt Camp lay the foundation for the Rhythms of Recovery—a Gospel-centered approach to reclaiming your identity in Christ. Discover the nine powerful rhythms
You were created for something greater, but the stress and struggles of life can leave you feeling lost and disconnected. In our search for stability, we often build our own identity and rely on our own strength—only to
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Rhythms of Recovery Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 14 episodes.
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