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Have you ever felt like you’ve run out of chances? Like this time, grace won’t come through? Like you’ve crossed the line where mercy used to be?

This episode is for the one who feels disqualified, discarded, and done. But here’s the truth: grace doesn’t come with an expiration date.

Join Dan as he dives deep into the lie the enemy loves to whisper: “This time, it’s too late.” Through raw honesty, biblical truth, and personal reflection, you’ll discover that your failure isn't the end—it's the invitation. Because grace isn’t porcelain—it’s bloody, it’s bold, and it never backs down.

This isn’t grace that waits for you to get it together. This is grace that gets in the dirt with you.

Key Highlights:

• Grace doesn’t retreat when you relapse—it rescues.
• Romans 5:20 — “Where sin increased, grace increased all the more.”
• The cross wasn’t a one-time offer. It’s a permanent payment.
• Why Lamentations 3:22–23 is the anthem of every comeback story.
• You’re not the sum of your stumbles—you’re the proof of God’s persistence.

Scriptures Covered:
Romans 5:20 • Lamentations 3:22–23 • John 8:1–11 • Psalm 34:18 • Hebrews 13:8

Final Truth:
Grace doesn’t count the comebacks. It celebrates them.
You haven’t run out of chances. You’ve just run out of reasons to stay stuck. And grace? It’s still here—louder than shame, stronger than sin, and ready to begin again.

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What if the place that almost destroyed you is where God planned to meet you?

In this raw, powerful kickoff to Season Two of Rooted & Recovered, Dan unpacks the moment everything fell apart—and how grace met him there. Rock bottom isn’t just the end of your rope… it might be the beginning of your calling. Because while the world saw wreckage, heaven saw a meeting place.

This episode is for the ones who are still bleeding but still showing up. For the ones who know what it’s like to cry out in the dark. For the addict with six hours clean and the believer with six years of doubt. This isn’t about pretending you’re fine. It’s about realizing that God showed up in the dirt and called it holy ground.

Key Highlights:

• Why your lowest moment may be your launching pad
• Moses and the burning bush: A story of failure, fire, and calling (Exodus 3:1–5)
• Grace doesn’t avoid the wreckage—it invades it
• Why your scars have sound—and your story has weight
• What if the dirt wasn’t a grave, but a garden?

Scriptures Covered:
Exodus 3:1–5 • Romans 8:28 • Psalm 34:18 • 2 Corinthians 12:9

Final Truth:
You didn’t just survive rock bottom. God met you in the wreckage and called it holy ground. Stop running from what happened. Let grace rewrite what it means. Because what almost took you out may be the very thing that God uses to set someone else free.

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What if your healing wasn’t the end, but the beginning of someone else’s?

In this powerful closing episode of Rooted & Recovered, Dan and Justin unpack Step Twelve of the 12-Step journey:
“Having had a spiritual awakening as a result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to others and to practice these principles in all our affairs.”

This isn’t a graduation.
It’s a commissioning.
You’re not just recovered—you’re called.

Step Twelve isn’t about polishing your past. It’s about putting it to work. Because the truth is: someone out there is still drowning in the very thing you were delivered from. And what God did in you wasn’t meant to sit in silence.
It was meant to reach back and rescue.

Key Highlights:

• Why your scars are proof, not disqualifications
• How Step 12 turns your past into a platform
• Why recovery isn’t a finish line—it’s a launching pad
• What it means to become the guide you always needed
• Why you don’t need perfection to be powerful—just obedience
• How to carry your message with humility, not hesitation

Scriptures Covered:
James 1:22 • Mark 5:1–20 • 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 • Matthew 28:19–20 • Psalm 118:24 • John 21:15–17

Final Truth:
You didn’t just survive—you’ve been sent.
Not because you’re perfect, but because you’re proof.
Not because you know everything, but because you know grace works.
You are the healing space someone else is praying for.

You are living proof that God still saves, still redeems, still rebuilds.
So don’t shrink back. Don’t go quiet. Don’t play small.

You’re not just rooted and recovered.
You’ve been entrusted.
Now carry it.

Tag someone who’s finished the steps—or just beginning—and remind them:
This is where the mission begins.

Stay rooted. Stay recovered. And let’s get to work.