Christian Addiction Recovery-Renewing Your Mind

Here is a great article from Truby Johnson who discusses how renewing our minds is an important aspect in recovery.  At Christian Help For Addiction Online we not only see Christ as our “higher power”, but as our support system through difficult times.  God didn’t create any zeroes, and we are all special in his eyes.  Reach out to God for healing and pray for strength.  Christian addiction help online will provide our readers with updated information on a timely basis Every... 

How to Overcome an Addiction

How does a person overcome an addiction? This one can be very difficult, while on the other hand, it can be the simplest thing to do. Though an addiction may have control over a person’s life, there are several ways that we can overcome them. Some simply overcome an addiction by going to addiction groups, while others can seem to just drop the addiction. There were several addictions in my life that the Lord helped me get rid of instantly when I became a Christian. There were however, a few... 

God and Addiction: A Higher Power Explained

For those that struggle with an addiction, there comes a point in time when the implementation of accessible treatments become exhausted.  Be it alcohol, drugs, gambling or pornography, the pattern remains the same for individuals who have tried standard methods, yet still have a tendency to relapse as soon as life comes crushing in. The Twelve Step program has its merits, all based on a perception of surrender, which when interpreted accurately is not the same as giving up.  In believing that... 

Overcoming Addiction – Addiction + Denial = Out of Control

Here’s a great article that really incorporates God into a recovery program. Knowing what God stands for and, how he can intervene plays a big role in any recovery. Hey, it could be 3am when I’m suddenly climbing the walls, and there is nobody around. Now what? We don’t have to face these trials alone. Reach out, pray to God, he will answer you. Angie Lewis My addiction used to control me. It overwhelmed the person inside of me, and I became a stranger to my family, and to myself.... 

Addictions and our Relationships.

It is no doubt that many of you have heard that an addiction is a “family disease”, that impacts all family members who are attached in one way or another to the individual struggling with various demons. Relationships are no exception, and many of us have thrown in the towel in otherwise “healthy” relationships, mainly because our partners are struggling with an addiction. Take Steve and Iris (name change) who I have known for years. They married young (20), and had many...