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Dec 9, 2025 21 min

Biblical Self-Worth

from True Healing and Recovery Hosted by True Healing & Recovery W/ Coach Mike Roro

In this episode, Coach Mike breaks down what God really says about your value—beyond addiction, beyond mistakes, beyond your past. Biblical self-worth isn’t built on achievement or perfection… it’s built on identity, grace, and the unshakable truth that you were created on purpose, with purpose. Join us as we explore how scripture restores confidence, rebuilds identity, and empowers real recovery from the inside out. If you’ve ever struggled to believe you’re enough, this episode will remind you who you are—and Whose you are.

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