The Intersection of Spirituality, Psychology and Theology

With the Intersection we strive to bring together the three disciplines of spirituality, psychology and theology in an applicable fashion, as it relates to addiction, codependency, trauma, grief, loss, abuse and domestic violence. Our goal is to share our experience, strength and hope in Christ in a way that can frame up your journeys and studies along the path of recovery. We all can benefit from the 12 Steps through the whole of our lives. It is a common misconception that only those trapped in addiction can benefit, but the biblical principals that drive each of the steps can be applied to so much more. We all have something we need to recover from, we all need the Lord's help and His touch upon our lives. Join us in our journey from addiction to recovery; from loneliness to comfort in solitude; selfishness to selflessness; from chaos to peace; ultimately from death to life.

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The Intersection of Spirituality, Psychology and Theology

Step 10 of Life Recovery

June 21, 2021 • The Family Afterward Resource Center

Giving the Holy Spirit room to operate in our conflicts.

· As our recovery progresses, the Holy Spirit can guide us in understanding our part in conflicts.

· When we are agitated or doubtful, we become a target for the adversary. He manipulates circumstances in our relationships to create conflict, strife and division in the body of Christ.

· We need to pause and ask the Holy Spirit for guidance and direction before a conflict spins out of control.

· If a conflict does spin out of control, we need to ask the Holy Spirit to guide us in seeing our wrongs or contribution to the conflict.

· Promptness is the key ingredient in making this step effective; it prevents the adversary from getting a stronghold in our relationships.

Understanding that Jesus has paid the price for our sins should change our perspective regarding conflict.

· We need to burn into our conscience, all the grace and mercy freely given to us by Jesus so that we can move from self-hatred to self-reflection.

· When we acknowledge what Jesus has done for us, our inventories will be centered on making things right with someone else versus over-focusing on our wrongs.

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