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In this episode of The Recovery Lifestyle Podcast, James Lent and Chris Decker dive into the profound experiences of spiritual healing and the pursuit of lasting transformation. They explore the recent powerful insights gained from a special four-day event: the "Wild at Heart" boot camp retreat on Catalina Island, attended by Chris. The conversation delves into the eye-opening journey Chris undertook during this transformative retreat led by John Eldridge, a renowned Christian author and counselor. Through raw, candid discussions, they dissect the core elements of spiritual warfare, masculine identity, the impacts of wounds on one's life, and the pursuit of true deliverance through the grace of Jesus Christ.

The discussion touches on the significance of reintegration into one's daily life after such transformative experiences, the challenges encountered, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the impact of these lessons on personal growth. The hosts emphasize the need for men to confront their wounds, realize their role in the battle against the enemy, and seek true deliverance and healing through faith.

Throughout the conversation, they highlight the importance of facing personal wounds and exploring the powerful impact of the Holy Spirit in bringing about genuine healing. The episode provides a poignant exploration of finding strength, purpose, and identity in a world at war and seeks to encourage men on their journey toward spiritual growth, unveiling the transformative potential found in faith, self-discovery, and the pursuit of true masculinity.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Uncovering the true essence of masculinity and the battle against Satan's attempts to emasculate men.
• Healing from wounds, addictions, and deep-seated agreements made with the enemy through the power of the Holy Spirit and confession.
• Understanding the misconceptions of a "good Christian man" and the call to be warriors for Christ in a spiritually besieged world.
• The tangible impact of spiritual warfare and the challenges of being misunderstood, envied, and facing jealousy in the journey back to reintegration.

HIGHLIGHT QUOTES

• "The root of my addictions was not the lack of a 12-step program to follow. The root was trying to make myself feel like I'm good enough, good enough for the Lord." - Chris Decker
• "Sobriety is not salvation. It's when we come into the power of the Holy Spirit by accepting Jesus as our Lord and Savior, laying down our lives for Him in surrender." - James Lent

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Stay focused on Jesus.

Philippians 3:13-14
One thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus. 

On today's episode, Jess reflects on her recent trip on the Disney Wonder with her son Timothy.

Jackie shares why she created her guiding company The Girls Trip Adventure Co.  We cover her journey from being the ambassador of the Hiker Babes Georgia chapter to thru hiking the A.T. and how her experiences have inspired her to get women into the outdoors. 

Learn about the trips she offers and so much more during this conversation.  From her days in Georgia to creating a permanent home in Maine, you could say that her path is the Appalachian Trail personified.

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In this episode, Maria covers Hollywood starlet Natalie Wood and her death under mysterious circumstances in 1981. Her body found floating off of Catalina Island, the people in question for her death are her husband and actor Robert Wagner, co-star Christopher Walken, and long time friend and yacht captain Dennis Davern. We look briefly through Wood's rise to stardom, accolades, and what exactly led her to be found dead at only age 43. Laura covers the history and hauntings of the Lemp Family Mansion in St. Louis, Missouri. The Lemps, a brewery dynasty, suffered a great deal across generations, likely leaving traumatic and emotional imprints in time and in this grand house. Listen to hear about all the various paranormal activity that take place within the mansion's walls.

TW: this episodes mentions various incidents of suicide, as well as other content some may find disturbing.

If you're thinking about suicide, or are worried about a friend or loved one, help is available. Call the National Suicide Prevention hotline today (available 24/7): 800-273-8255

On November 29, 1981, the body of 43 year old Natalie Wood was discovered about a mile from her yacht,The Splendor. Her death was ruled an accidental drowning in 1981.  This year marks the 40th anniversary of her death, and there are still many unanswered questions.  Natalie’s death was ruled suspicious in 2018, and her widower, Robert Wagner is a person of interest.   In this episode we will discuss Natalie’s meteoric rise to fame, her tumultuous personal life, and her tragic ending.  If you enjoy a classic Hollywood story, mixed with a mysterious death, this is the perfect episode for you.

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The island of Catalina is the keeper of many myths and histories in Southern California. This time of year, it should be bustling with visitors. But due to the coronavirus, it's not. And the museum, like its peers across the Southland, has been closed down altogether. Our guest is Julie Lee Perlin, the executive director of the Catalina Island Museum.

More reading: On Catalina Island, concern yet calm as coronavirus threatens tourism economy.

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In this our fourth episode, your co  hosts Larry Lloyd and RJ Carnesi are joined again by Madison Ashbrook to talk about fun things to do in Southern California. One of our more lively discussions thus far, mainly because there are so many things to do over such a large geograhpic area. We defined Southern California to be from the San Fernando Valley in the North, South to San Diego, from the coast East to inland desert. 

We tended to veer off into a number of interesting tangents as well, discussing the Cornavirus, drink specials at Applebees, miserable travel experiences, adult milestones and more. 

If you're planning a trip to the Southern California area anytime in the near future, this would be a great podcast for you to listen to. We by no means cover everything to do but we tick off a lot of the big things and tell you why they'd be worth considerting. We hope you enjoy it!

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Cornelius and Magee really tackled some majorly important topics on this episode. While smoking on a pair of Arturo Fuente Rosado Gran Reserva Magnum R44 Sungrowns, they pondered such important subjects as: the best snacks at a live sporting event, Bryce Harper's new contract, Catalina island (and no, its not the wine mixer this weekend!), the origins of NASCAR, how Cornelius became a Cubs fan, the strengths of different college basketball conferences, should Zion Williamson be playing, the highest scoring basketball games in college and NBA, the possible end to the Warriors dynasty, a possible spark for the Celtics, who's going to join LaBron and the Lakeshow, Melo to the Pacers maybe, and 90s clothing brand resurgence... Basically, really deep earth-shattering discussions!!!

The 2006 Murder Of Former Denver, Colorado Radio Disc Jockey Steven B. Williams Perpetrated By Harvey Morrow

**KD IS NO LONGER WITH ORBITAL JIGSAW OR BLUBRRY**

On May 4th, 2006 former Denver, Colorado area DJ Steven B. Williams disappeared without a trace.  He had very close life long friends who immediately knew something was wrong when they hadn’t heard from their friend for weeks.  And then, on May 18th, pleasure boaters discovered a body floating in the Catalina channel…it was Steven.  How did he end up there, and more importantly, who put him there?  The investigation quickly lead to a person of interest, someone Steven had entrusted with his entire life savings, Harvey Morrow.

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