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Pastors in Recovery

Pastors in Recovery

著者： Jon Hammond
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 Pastors struggle too—but you don’t have to struggle alone. Every Wednesday, Jon Hammond shares honest conversations about ministry, recovery, and the hope we find in Jesus. With real stories, practical tools, and guest pastors who’ve walked the road of recovery, Pastors in Recovery is here to remind you: you are not alone, and healing is possible.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.© Jon Hammond, Pastors in Recovery 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Episode 70 - STEP NINE | Making Amends Without Making a Mess + Original Song "My Side of the Street"

    Episode 70 - STEP NINE | Making Amends Without Making a Mess + Original Song "My Side of the Street"
    2025/12/17
    Episode 70 - STEP NINE | Making Amends Without Making a Mess + Original Song "My Side of the Street"

    Making amends sounds simple—until you actually do it. In this episode, we move beyond talking about Step 9 and step into the harder work of doing it wisely. We explore how even sincere apologies can cause more harm when they’re driven by guilt, image management, or the need for closure. Through a personal story, three “Imagine a Pastor” scenarios, and Scripture, this conversation helps pastors understand the difference between managing our conscience and truly owning our part. Step 9 isn’t about fixing relationships or securing forgiveness.
    It’s about taking responsibility without controlling the outcome. We’ll talk about:
    • Why some amends make things worse instead of better
    • How to own your side of the street without reopening wounds
    • When silence and changed behavior are the most loving response
    • Why peace comes from obedience—not resolution
    The episode closes with an original, acoustic song, “My Side of the Street,” reflecting the quiet surrender that comes when we do our part and place the rest in God’s hands.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.

    Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:

    🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
    📧 pastorsinrecovery@gmail.com
    ▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
    🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.
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    12 分
  • Episode 69 - STEP EIGHT | Owning the Damage I’ve Done + Original Song "The Bubbleator"

    Episode 69 - STEP EIGHT | Owning the Damage I’ve Done + Original Song "The Bubbleator"
    2025/12/10
    Episode 69 - STEP EIGHT | Owning the Damage I’ve Done + Original Song "The Bubbleator"

    In this episode, we step into one of the most challenging and freeing moments of recovery: learning to own the damage we’ve caused. For many pastors, it’s easier to talk about what happened to us than to look honestly at what has happened through us. Step Eight calls us to step out of our self-protective bubble, stop justifying our patterns, and let God show us the people we’ve hurt along the way. We talk about:

    • How pride and unconfessed sin build a “Bubblelator” around our hearts
    • Why Step Four is necessary before Step Eight
    • How patterns form—and why we can’t heal what we keep defending
    • What David teaches us when he finally said, “I have sinned against the Lord”
    • Two stories of pastors who discovered freedom by seeing the truth
    • Why this step is not about shame, but about clarity and healing

    This episode is an invitation to step into the light, experience the grace of honesty, and allow the Holy Spirit to lead you toward real amends, real healing, and real change.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.

    Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:

    🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
    📧 pastorsinrecovery@gmail.com
    ▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
    🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.
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    13 分
  • Episode 68 - STEP SEVEN | Letting God Heal the Pastor, Not the Performer

    Episode 68 - STEP SEVEN | Letting God Heal the Pastor, Not the Performer
    2025/12/03
    Episode 68 - STEP SEVEN | Letting God Heal the Pastor, Not the Performer

    Today we talk about the crash that almost every pastor knows but rarely admits—the moment after the sermon when the anointing fades, the adrenaline stops, and the real battle begins. You’ve prayed. You’ve preached. God has moved.

    But when the house grows quiet… the worries return.
    The pain you’ve carried comes back.
    The temptations you thought were gone show up again.
    And the enemy whispers, “You’re failing.” But you’re not.
    You’re human.

    And God is inviting you into something deeper than image management—He wants to heal the pastor, not the performer. In this episode, we walk through why pastors hide, why the anointing doesn’t erase our humanity, and how God used imperfect people throughout Scripture—Elijah, Balaam, and even King Saul—while still calling them to transformation. This step is about dropping the act, letting God into the rooms we keep locked, and allowing His voice to shape us more than our platform does. Step 7: “I seek character change, not image management.”
    (2 Corinthians 3:18)

    If you’ve ever felt anointed one moment and broken the next… you’re not alone.
    And you’re not beyond healing.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pastors-in-recovery--6262503/support.

    Connect with Jon and find hope for your own recovery journey:

    🌐 www.pastorsinrecovery.com
    📧 pastorsinrecovery@gmail.com
    ▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@pastorsinrecovery
    🎵 Also visit Jon’s music channel, youtube.com/@CrashingLyrics, to hear more songs featured in the podcast. Just go to Playlists and look for Pastors in Recovery.
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    8 分
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