15 episodes
Walking Lessons for Christians Who Sometimes Fall Down Nate Larkin
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 30 Ratings
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Practical lessons in life skills and the fundamentals of recovery, specifically designed for Christians.
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Episode 1 • Let’s Go for a Walk
In this opening episode, Nate reveals the metaphor the Bible uses more than any other to describe the spiritual life -- walking -- and explores its implications for the Christian addict in recovery.
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Episode 2 • The River of Denial
In this session, Nate talks about our natural tendency to ignore unpleasant realities that threaten our self-esteem or sense of security.
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Episode 3 • The Beauty of Powerlessness
In this lesson, Nate talks about the state we all share and most of us try to deny — powerlessness.
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Episode 4 • A Power Greater Than Ourselves
Nate talks about the first of the "God steps" in 12-step recovery: Step Two.
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Episode 5 • Progress, Not Perfection
Nate discusses the nuts and bolts of self-care during early recovery.
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Episode 6 • Sweet Surrender
Nate talks about Step Three -- turning our will and our life over to the care of God as we understand Him.
Customer Reviews
This guy has awesome insight!
I first heard of Nate Larkin in a virtual summit put together by Bravehearts. I bought his book The Sampson Society. I really enjoy Nate’s vast knowledge in lust recovery and addiction recovery in general. I also like that it is given in a Christ Centered approach. He had a great demeanor and good sense of humor. The main thing is his wealth of knowledge from his years in recovery. He practices what he preaches!
Walking lessons for a Christians
Having listened again to Nate Larkins podcast after 3 years of personal recovery; I’ve been reinvigorated to my need to get off the coach again & continue my recovery walk w/God & my recovery brothers together in this journey to a lifetime of healing & wholeness.
The best walk you will ever take.
Nate takes you on a walk that explores some of the the most beautiful and also some of the darkest places in our lives. Walking through recovery can be exhilarating but also a road less traveled, Nate inspires us to take the first steps and realize we don’t have to do this alone.