Giving grace is going out of our way to show compassion and kindness to someone else even if they may not appreciate it. To friends and families of people who are fighting a substance abuse disorder, this is something they can’t do without. At times, the only thing better than yelling, cutting off financially, or kicking out someone, is just giving grace.

None of us is perfect and yet God still gives us his grace without expecting anything in return. Even though it is difficult, I suggest you do the same to someone else too because everyone needs to feel loved. It'll lighten your load and let them know that they are not alone on their difficult journey.

Today, I’ll share with you a recent experience that I had with my son and how showing him grace lightened my load. You’ll get to hear about the incidences that had taken place that weekend and how they had all pushed me to the edge. Additionally, I’ll share with you a self-care recommendation that will help you to keep on believing.

In This Episode You Will Learn:

• Definition of ‘the point of no return’ (03:07)
• My neighbor’s mailbox incidence (04:11)
• How a Facebook post me re-evaluate my approach (09:05)
• A self-care recommendation (14:26)

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