Pathways to Recovery and Wholeness

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Merge Young Adults

Miracle Life Family Church

12 episodes

4 days ago

Merge: Where Young Adults Come Alive

Merge is a high-energy podcast for unmarried young adults (ages 19–29) who want to grow in their faith, build real friendships, and make a lasting impact. Each episode dives into topics on identity, purpose, and walking with God — all in a relatable, fun, and authentic way. Join a community that loves deeply, worships passionately, and faces life together. Merge is where you belong, believe, and become.

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Merge: Where Young Adults Come Alive

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Religion & Spirituality

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Pathways to Recovery and Wholeness | Emmanuel Imbula

Merge Young Adults

43 minutes 15 seconds

2 months ago

Pathways to Recovery and Wholeness | Emmanuel Imbula

In this episode, the speaker presents an in-depth look at addiction, emphasizing its complexity beyond common perceptions of drug or alcohol abuse. The speaker explains that addiction is not merely a physical issue but also profoundly impacts an individual's mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. It details characteristics of addiction such as loss of control, obsession, compulsion, progression, tolerance, and withdrawal. The source underscores that addiction often stems from deeper issues and maladaptive coping mechanisms for unprocessed trauma or emotional discomfort, advocating for compassion rather than judgment. Finally, it outlines a path to recovery, highlighting the importance of acknowledging the problem, seeking holistic support through programs like Project Exodus, and understanding that recovery is a radical, ongoing, and personal responsibility.

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