Recovery Articles

I woke up this morning feeling a little bit more tired than normal.  However, I was also feeling a little bit more motivated than normal. If you have been around long enough to become an adult, then you know that these two normally do not go together; typically, they go in quite opposite directions. Upon drafting this article, God gave me a revelation of what it looks like to be accountable. When we are amid addiction, accountability is quite the opposite of what we want. Ye

How many times have you been told to “See” the other perspective of someone? How many times have you been told that you never “Think” about someone else’s feelings? How many times do these questions make you feel enraged, or like you have just been cut through with a searing hot knife? For me I have experienced all these just too often. You see, I have a focusing problem with my addiction. I act like it affects just me, even though I know very well it doesn’t. I act like it i

This article assured us that accountability is not about shame—it’s about healing. When men choose to live in truth, to be known, and to walk in brotherhood, transformation happens. Accountability isn’t a burden; it’s the bridge between struggle and freedom.

A few years ago, I started therapy, specifically designed for people with trauma. It was incredibly helpful for me; it truly helped me...

Sin takes us all further than we intended, regardless of our position.

This article lays out 5 other “addictions” that are common to leadership: control, image, money, status, and affirmation.

My upbringing has shaped my perspective on substance use and addiction. NOT every experience has to be one of personal failure.