The Greatest Affection: Justin's Journey from Addiction to Redemption
Episode Overview
Acknowledging powerlessness over drugs and alcohol is crucial. Developing a relationship with God can aid recovery. Community support plays a vital role in maintaining sobriety. Spiritual awakening can transform one's approach to addiction. Repentance and obedience are key in cultivating joy.
"I didn't stop doing it until I had a greater love, not just the consequences of it, that I was going to die, but until I saw what Jesus did for me."
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of addiction recovery in this episode of Real Recovery. Hosts Bill Arnold and George Fraser sit down with Justin, a former heroin addict who shares his transformative journey from darkness to light. At just 16, Justin found himself trapped in the throes of addiction, but it was the unwavering love of God that ultimately pulled him through.
As the program director at Redemption House, Justin now helps others find their way out of addiction through faith-based rehabilitation. Throughout the episode, listeners are invited to explore the powerful steps of recovery, including acknowledging powerlessness over addiction and finding strength in a spiritual awakening. Justin’s story is a testament to the power of divine love and the possibility of a renewed life.
The conversation also delves into the importance of community and accountability in maintaining sobriety, offering hope and encouragement to those struggling with addiction. With humour and heartfelt sincerity, Bill and George provide a safe space for exploring the challenges and triumphs of recovery, reminding us all that no matter how deep the struggle, there is always a path to healing.
So, if you're curious about how individuals turn their lives around after addiction or what resources and support systems are available for sobriety, this episode is a must-listen. Have you ever wondered what drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Tune in to discover Justin's incredible journey and find inspiration for your own path to recovery.