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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 91 episodes published.
You don't need to see the whole journey. You just need to see the next point of light. Today Pastor Mike and Larry are back together, and they land on one of the most comforting images in the episode — a toddler learning
Show notesYou can't think your way into a new way of acting. You have to act your way into a new way of thinking. Today Pastor Mike welcomes back his pastor friend Larry for a conversation about what it actually means to have your
Show notesYou don't get to sit in the back and wait for people to come to you. Today Corey, Pastor Mike, and Kevin close out May with one of Corey's most fired-up moments yet — and it's well earned. Serving others isn't a bonus fe
Show notesActivity and action — they sound the same, but they're not. One keeps you busy. The other keeps you useful. Today Pastor Mike, Corey, and Kevin are back together, and they dig into what it actually means to stay focused
Show notesWe love you until you can love yourself. It's one of those phrases you hear in the rooms so often it can start to sound like wallpaper — until someone unpacks what it actually means. Today Corey and Pastor Mike welcome K
Show notesYou would not have picked most of the people God put in your life. This episode is about what happens when you stop trying to. Judgment creates distance. Acceptance creates connection. The way I view others shapes the ki
Show notesGuilt can guide you or trap you. This episode is about the difference — and what the ego has to do with both. Guilt can either guide me or trap me. When it leads me to change, it serves a purpose. When it lingers without
Show notesThere is no waste in God's economy. This episode holds that phrase up to the light and asks what it actually demands of you. Failure is not the end of growth. Often it is the place where deeper understanding begins. What
Show notesGratitude that stays inside isn't gratitude yet. This episode is about what happens when it gets hands and feet. Gratitude is more than remembering. It is responding. What I am thankful for should shape how I live today.
Show notesMisery is often self-made. This episode is Mike, Corey, and Cristi asking the old Methodist question — how is it with your soul? — and actually answering it. Misery is often self-made. When I cling to old patterns, pride
Show notesOutward calm is its own kind of hiding. This episode is Mike and Cristi working through what it actually means to guard your heart when life shakes everything loose. Outward success can hide inward struggle. Real health
Show notesYou can be surrounded by people and still be completely isolated inside. Cristi and Pastor Mike explore what it actually takes to let people in — and why the quality of your circle matters as much as having one. Isolatio
Show notesGratitude is not a feeling. It's a discipline. And like most disciplines, it doesn't mean the same thing to everyone in the room. This episode is about the difference between gratitude as emotion and gratitude as proof.
Show notesThe mind doesn't wait for permission to start running. This episode is about what you do in those first few minutes before it gets away from you. The weight of a lifetime can overwhelm, but today is manageable. Focusing
Show notesYou can give someone anything — as long as they don't ask for it. This episode is about why that is, and what it means to give freely when you know it's going to cost you something. True generosity expects nothing in ret
Show notesFreedom isn't just the absence of what once held you. It's the ability to become who you were meant to be all along. This episode is about what that actually looks like. Freedom is not just release from what binds us. It
Show notesForgiving someone else and forgiving yourself turn out to be the same river. This episode is about what happens when you stop damming it. Forgiving others and forgiving myself are deeply connected. When resentment builds
Show notesForgiveness isn't a feeling you wait for. It's a decision you make before the feeling arrives. Corey and Bill work through what that actually looks like — from page 66 of the Big Book to the cross. Forgiveness often begi
Show notesResentment doesn't just make you angry. For an alcoholic, it cuts you off from the only thing keeping you sober. This is Corey alone with the Big Book, working through what that actually means. Resentment clouds the hear
Show notesCorey and Bill discuss the difference between humiliation and true humility, sharing how the 12 steps and faith in God turned past shame into a steady identity and freedom. They reflect on biblical imagery, practical com
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The Daily Ripples Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (spirituality) and has published 91 episodes.
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