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Episode 73 - STEP TWELVE | From Recovery to Responsibility + Original Song "Just Passing the Light"

Episode 73 - STEP TWELVE | From Recovery to Responsibility + Original Song "Just Passing the Light"

Season 3 Episode 73 Published 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Episode 73 — STEP TWELVE | From Recovery to Responsibility – Carrying Hope Without Ego

Step Twelve is where recovery turns outward—but for pastors, this step comes with real danger. When healing starts to look like leadership, ego can quietly slip in. In this episode, we talk honestly about what it means to carry hope without trying to carry people. Step Twelve reminds us that recovery doesn’t make us heroes—it makes us witnesses. In this episode, we explore:
  • The difference between calling and control
  • Why pastors are tempted to become fixers instead of fellow travelers
  • How ego can hide inside good intentions and spiritual language
  • What it really looks like to practice Step Twelve in daily life
  • Why giving back is about availability, not platforms
Jon shares personal stories about creativity, ministry influence, early lessons in humility, and how this entire podcast—now 73 episodes—is simply a response to the opportunity to serve and give back. If you’re a pastor wondering what comes after healing…this episode will help you walk forward with humility, clarity, and hope. Recovery didn’t end with you—but it doesn’t revolve around you either.

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