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A short, daily podcast bridging faith and recovery. Pastor Mike and Corey L. pair the day’s recovery reflection with biblical insight and real conversation—helping you take small, faithful steps that lead to lasting change.
Unknown Host hosts The Daily Ripples Podcast, a health show with 168 episodes published.
Pastor Mike and Corey pick up where yesterday left off, and this time they get somewhere. The episode opens on a line from the spiritual ripple that Pastor Mike says he could have written a whole lot more about — that he
Corey takes the reading today and immediately goes building. He works through a sequence he's found running underneath the whole program: the bedrock first, from the Twelve and Twelve's claim that only through utter defe
Pastor Mike opens on Matthew 11 and the invitation to come to Jesus weary and burdened — then lingers on the detail most of us hurry past. It's still a yoke. There's still guidance, still a direction being set. From ther
Corey moves from the Doctor's Opinion into Bill's story, and explains up front why he's splitting it in two. Pages one through nine leave a man exactly where the book intends to leave him — in the hopeless condition, phy
Corey starts with a question about the word gently — the Ripple says the Holy Spirit gently brings unfinished business to mind, and he's noticed the nudge toward another inventory isn't always gentle. That opens into an
Pastor Mike takes Sunday solo with a turn most amends lists never make. We reach for the scenes when we sit down with that pen — the argument, the thing we broke, the money we took, the night everybody else remembers eve
Corey takes Saturday solo and follows a single thread all the way out: the domino effect. He starts with the actor on page 61 who wants to run the whole show, arranging the lights and the scenery and the rest of the play
Corey opens on a question that reframes the whole week: am I a demonstration of what God can do, or am I the guy doing ninety-five down the interstate with the recovery sticker on my bumper? He works through Colossians'
Paris opens on willingness as the thing that comes before any action, and takes it straight to the practical mechanics of a Step Eight list. His sponsor had him mark each name yes, no, or never, and he wanted to write ne
Pastor Mike opens with something he was carrying this time last year — a season of real depression rooted in unresolved family relationships he'd decided he was powerless to change. He'd been praying the Serenity Prayer
Corey brings a question a friend put to him about recovery as a spiral (always circling, always moving) and the thing that troubled him about the picture: there was no way out of it. He points instead to the free man in
Corey picks up where the forewords left off and moves into the chapter that sets the whole book in motion. He opens with the man behind it — Dr. William Silkworth, a neurologist who by some counts worked with tens of tho
Paris is back with Pastor Mike and Corey, and he opens the week on the difference between counting your actions and counting the people on the other end of them. Corey names the trap honestly — how easily the language of
Pastor Mike builds this one around a single word most of us have said a thousand times without hearing it. In the Lord's Prayer — recited standing, together, in churches and recovery rooms across the Mid-South — sits the
Corey opens Saturday on the difference between playing something out in your head and putting it down on paper. He's honest that he can rehearse a thing a hundred times and get nowhere, but the moment his list went into
Pastor Mike opens on the thing that once drove him out of the faith altogether: watching people treat being saved as the finish line, living like it didn't much matter what they did afterward. His counter, learned the lo
Pastor Mike and Corey sit with a question that runs underneath every choice: what's actually driving it? Corey brings an old-timer's line that's stuck with him for years — that all he has today are decisions to be made a
Pastor Mike opens with a confession that reframes the whole conversation: people tell him he's a good listener, and he's quick to admit he isn't one by nature — it's a skill he had to acquire, partly because not listenin
Pastor Mike and Corey get into the daily mechanics of a faith that actually grows, and Corey — self-admittedly predictable — takes it straight to how he starts his morning. He walks through the on-awakening instructions
Wave Book Study — Session One: The Forewords Corey opens a new side project this week: a page-by-page walk through the Big Book, running alongside the daily show as its own study series. He starts where the book itself s
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The Daily Ripples Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (spirituality) and has published 168 episodes.
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