Sherry Hoppen
Sherry Hoppen
Sierra's Journey: Finding Joy in Recovery
Sierra's Journey: Finding Joy in Recovery
Sierra's Journey: Finding Joy in Recovery
Sunday 23rd February 2025
Sierra shares her inspiring journey from addiction to faith-based recovery, offering hope and encouragement to those struggling with alcohol.
36 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Honest
Supportive
Encouraging
About this podcast
Author:
Sherry Hoppen
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Categories:
Sobriety Success Stories
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Faith-based recovery can bring joy and freedom.
- Community support is crucial for long-term sobriety.
- Accountability helps prevent relapse.
- Shame and secrecy are common struggles in addiction.
- Surrendering to God can be a powerful step in recovery.
"I can't drink again. This is bigger than me."
Sierra's story on the She Surrenders podcast is a heartfelt journey from the depths of addiction to the joy of recovery. Hosted by Sherry Hoppen, this episode introduces Sierra, a young mum who has been sober for over a year and a half. Sierra opens up about her struggles with alcohol, her moments of relapse, and the turning point that led her to seek faith-based recovery.
She shares the reality of living a double life, the shame she felt as a Christian woman, and the liberating power of surrendering to God. The conversation is filled with raw honesty and relatable anecdotes, making it clear that anyone can find hope and redemption, no matter how deep their struggles go. Sherry and Sierra discuss the importance of community, accountability, and finding joy in sobriety.
Sierra's journey is a testament to the strength found in faith and the support of others who understand the battle against addiction. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is. It's a reminder that you are not alone, and there is always a path to recovery and joy.