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CHURCH! Is Addiction Just a BRAIN DISEASE? [PART 1] | Sarah Keel sits down with Recovery in Christ
CHURCH! Is Addiction Just a BRAIN DISEASE? [PART 1] | Sarah Keel sits down with Recovery in Christ
CHURCH! Is Addiction Just a BRAIN DISEASE? [PART 1] | Sarah Keel sits down with Recovery in Christ
Wednesday 23rd April 2025
Sarah Keel from Renew Clinic Knoxville discusses the brain disease model of addiction and its implications for faith-based recovery.
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Episode Overview
- The brain disease model may overlook moral and spiritual aspects of addiction.
- Neurobiological changes occur in the brain due to addiction.
- Faith and repentance are crucial for recovery.
- Churches can play a significant role in supporting those struggling with addiction.
- The transformative power of Christ is essential in overcoming addiction.
The brain disease model is a man-made philosophy that both leaves out Christ and denies sin and repentance
Ever wondered if addiction is more than just a brain disease? In this episode of Life After Addiction, Sarah Keel from Renew Clinic Knoxville joins the conversation to tackle this controversial topic. The discussion dives into the brain disease model of addiction and its implications for those struggling with substance abuse. Sarah, known for her boldness in Christ, challenges the conventional understanding of addiction, arguing that it overlooks the moral and spiritual dimensions.
The hosts and Sarah discuss how addiction impacts the brain, referencing neurobiological changes while also emphasising the importance of faith and repentance in recovery. They argue that the disease model may neglect the transformative power of Christ in overcoming addiction. This episode is particularly relevant for pastors and church leaders looking to support their congregations through faith-based recovery methods.
If you're curious about how addiction and faith intersect, this conversation offers a fresh perspective that might just change the way you view addiction and recovery.