Addiction

14 articles

Explore our insights on addiction through biblical teachings, offering hope and guidance for overcoming struggles and finding freedom in faith.

Articles

  • When Addiction Meets Hope

    How does hope meet addiction? Practical paths from despair to recovery—faith, community, and storytelling that turn private pain into public rescue.

  • Hope After Addiction, Faith, and Health

    Real recovery weaves faith, honest testimony, and steady rhythms. When addiction and health crises strip identity, God's promises and community rebuild it.

  • When Faith Meets Recovery

    Faith and recovery intersect where pain is named, forgiveness is chosen, and community sustains change. Learn practical, pastoral steps to move from bondage to purpose.

  • When Faith Meets Addiction: Hope That Lasts

    Faith reshapes addiction and mental health by changing identity and community. Practical, scripture-rooted steps for recovery and lasting hope.

  • When Faith Faces Compromise: Paths to Recovery

    When small compromises become footholds, addiction finds a home. Learn how refusing compromise and embracing faith-based recovery can lead to lasting transformation.

  • When Addiction and Sexual Sin Collide

    When freedom from substances reveals new vulnerabilities, we must address sexual sin and addiction together. Practical, gospel-shaped steps can reclaim body, family, and hope.

  • Rescued to Rescue: Hope After Addiction

    Hope is possible even from the deepest mess. We are rescued to rescue—faith, community, and God's Word rebuild what addiction tried to steal.

  • When Anxiety, Addiction, and Abuse Collide

    Practical, gospel-shaped ways to respond when anxiety, addiction, and abuse collide — how to listen, stabilize, and shepherd people toward safety, care, and hope.

  • From Rock Bottom to New Purpose

    Stories of addiction, prison, and recovery show that faith plus structure and community can turn rock bottom into a calling. There is a better way.

  • When the Church Meets Anxiety & Addiction

    The church can be a harbor for anxiety and addiction when we trade shame for steady presence, train lay caregivers, and build bridges to clinical care.