The last Sunday of 2025 calls for gratitude, hope, and trust in God’s faithfulness. In this Recovery Talk episode, we celebrate how far God has brought us and share what’s coming in 2026—guest testimonies, deeper conversations, and new ground to dig.

Three core wounds that keep so many of us from truly practicing self-care, self-love, and self-acceptance.Your wounds are not your identity. They are not the final chapter. They are not the definition of who you are.You are not what wounded you. You are not the lies spoken over you. You are God’s beloved child. And healing is possible.

In this episode of Recovery Talk, Linda Sharp-Clark explores how the everyday conversations we have—simple, ordinary moments—carry spiritual weight and the power to heal. Using 1 Corinthians 14:3 as our gauge, Linda unpacks how words that comfort, encourage, and edify reflect God’s heart and can become prophetic in the most practical ways.

You might be wondering, “What could the number two have to do with recovery or spiritual growth?”

But throughout Scripture, “two” represents agreement, partnership, witness, and unity.
It’s one of those divine reminders that we were never meant to walk this road alone — not in faith, not in leadership, and certainly not in recovery.

And here’s where it begins: the Power of Two starts with our relationship with God.
Before we ever learn to walk in agreement with others, we’re invited to walk in agreement with God.

“The wisdom from above is first pure, peaceable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, impartial and sincere.” — James 3:17

“Are you leading from wisdom… or from a wound?”
This week on Recovery Talk, we’re diving deep into how our unhealed places can disguise themselves as discernment — and how God calls us to lead from wholeness, not hurt.
🎧 Tune in for truth, reflection, and healing for the heart of every leader.
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The power of first reminds us that we don’t need to have it all figured out. We just need to take the next faithful step. God meets us in those beginnings with His presence, His promises, and His power to make all things new.