Staying free from addiction takes more than good intentions. Learn how to build a relapse prevention plan that puts God first, changes your influences, keeps you accountable, and prepares you for temptation.
Read MoreCertain people, places, and feelings can stir up old cravings fast. Learn what addiction triggers are, how external and internal triggers differ, and four biblical ways to avoid them and stay free.
Read MoreRelapse rarely happens out of nowhere. Learn the warning signs of relapse, how it moves through emotional, mental, and physical stages, and how honesty and God’s strength help you stop the slide early.
Read MoreFeel unqualified to pray? Discover how prayer and meditation in recovery keep you connected to Jesus, how biblical meditation differs from emptying your mind, and a simple pattern for seeking God’s will and the power to follow it.
Read MoreRecovery isn’t a one-time checklist. Learn why a daily personal inventory, honest time in God’s Word, attention to your emotions and quick apologies help protect the freedom Jesus gives from any life-controlling habit.
Read MoreMaking amends puts your faith into action, but wisdom matters. Learn how to own your wrongs, when direct contact could cause more harm, how to offer an apology others can receive, and how to leave the outcome with God.
Read MoreBecoming willing to make amends starts with receiving God’s forgiveness. Learn why you can’t skip this step, how to believe you’re worth forgiving, and how releasing bitterness frees you to clean your side of the street.
Read MoreHumility isn’t hating yourself. It’s being honest about your need, receiving grace you didn’t earn, and letting Jesus remove the shortcomings that keep you stuck so he can reshape you for a purpose.
Read MoreAA’s sixth step asks you to become entirely ready for God to remove your defects of character. Here’s how the battle between flesh and Spirit works, how to name the defects beneath your addiction, and how God grows new fruit in their place.
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Addiction promises relief but leaves you powerless and alone. In this 12-week series, work through the 12 steps of recovery with a biblical worldview, from admitting you can’t to surrendering to Jesus, making amends, and helping others find freedom.
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Work the 12 Steps of Alcoholic Anonymous with a biblical worldview in mind.
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