#300: Go toward the Miracle Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Channel Google Podcasts Overcast PocketCasts As we gather to honor a significant landmark, our 300th episode, I’m filled with gratitude for you, our loyal listeners, whose footsteps have journeyed alongside mine in this quest of faith and healing. Today’s episode centers on the inspiring account of Jairus from...
When Do I Disclose My Struggles to Someone I’m Dating
#299: When Do I Disclose My Struggles to Someone I’m Dating Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Channel Google Podcasts Overcast PocketCasts ✋ If you enjoyed this episode of Becoming Whole, please head over to Apple Podcasts, leave a rating, write a review, and subscribe. Episode Resources: Regen on YouTube What We Do DID YOU ENJOY THIS PODCAST?PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW ON Apple...
Holding onto Hope
In the latest episode of Becoming Whole, we explore the topic of hope, specifically in the context of our journeys toward sexual integrity and wholeness. We dive into the importance of anchoring our hope in Christ and His kingdom, rather than in our own efforts or the actions of others. Josh shares his personal experiences and the challenges he faced on his journey away from habitual sexual sin...
Navigating the Journey of Recovery Together
Communication is key in any relationship, but it becomes even more crucial in the context of recovery from sexual addiction and betrayal trauma. In this guide, we will explore the importance of healthy check-ins and effective communication in the journey toward healing and rebuilding trust in a marriage after betrayal. The Importance of Check-Ins in Recovery Effective communication in a...
Giving Small Yesses
When battling sin or addiction, especially sexual sin, we often feel the pressure to change everything all at once. We have to completely give up that particular sin and rededicate our lives to Christ; if we falter and sin again, we think we’ve failed and are back at square one. We forget Jesus’s gentleness in wooing people to himself and replace it with our own harshness. This makes our failures...
Hospitality to Strangers
True self-acceptance is a key to change. A skewed self-acceptance refuses change.
