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Walking Lessons for Christians Who Sometimes Fall Down
By Nate LarkinReligion & Spirituality
Walking Lessons for Christians Who Sometimes Fall Down episodes
- Episode 1 • Let’s Go for a Walk
In this opening episode, Nate reveals the metaphor the Bible uses more than any other to describe the spiritual life -- walking -- and explores its implications for the Christian addict in recovery.
52 min - Episode 2 • The River of Denial
In this session, Nate talks about our natural tendency to ignore unpleasant realities that threaten our self-esteem or sense of security.
52 min - Episode 3 • The Beauty of Powerlessness
In this lesson, Nate talks about the state we all share and most of us try to deny — powerlessness.
45 min - Episode 4 • A Power Greater Than Ourselves
Nate talks about the first of the "God steps" in 12-step recovery: Step Two.
42 min - Episode 5 • Progress, Not Perfection
Nate discusses the nuts and bolts of self-care during early recovery.
33 min - Episode 6 • Sweet Surrender
Nate talks about Step Three -- turning our will and our life over to the care of God as we understand Him.
37 min - Episode 7 • The Resentment Trap
Nate begins our exploration of Step Four by discussing the Number One Offender among addicts -- resentment.
38 min - Episode 8 • A Hundred Forms of Fear
Continuing our exploration of Step Four, Nate discusses the emotion that often drives our self-destructive behavior -- Fear.
33 min - Episode 9 • Be Angry, and Sin Not
In this lesson we tackle the powerful emotion that can be righteous but usually isn't -- Anger.
24 min - Episode 10 • The Problem of Lust
What is the root of lust? Is it a sexual thing, or something else? In this episode, Nate delves into the deeper workings of this hard-to-talk-about topic.
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About Walking Lessons for Christians Who Sometimes Fall Down
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Practical lessons in life skills and the fundamentals of recovery, specifically designed for Christians.