Redemption, Second Chances, and Basketball
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A year ago, podcast guest Matt Bostic shared his story of losing his grip in the wake of his mother’s death, developing a serious drinking problem, finally finding God’s redemption with the help of committed counselors—and becoming one of those counselors as program director for the Life House ministry. This week, he’s back with an update on how Life House is expanding with the help of partner ministries to bring hope and healing to even more men and women seeking a fresh start. He also talks with Nate Dewberry about how to help others without draining yourself, the joys of grandfatherhood, and how he’ll be using his love of basketball to raise support for Life House in a unique effort this fall.
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- thelifehouse.fm (Life House’s website)
Timestamps:
0:00—Intro/an update on how Life House Alabama is expanding
9:38—Matt shares some stories from the past year at Life House
16:08—Matt’s recent experience with the NBA G-League
24:49—How do you give to others without draining yourself?
28:59—The “Shoot for Life House Challenge”
33:28—The blessing of being a father and grandfather simultaneously
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