In this episode we hear the story of Mary and the radical change that God has brought her through. At the age of twelve Mary was a prostitute, as she got older she went on to become a major drug dealer. Mary had seen and done it all...or so she thought! Then she met Christ!

Many of us in addiction have created for ourselves a personal hell on earth, but we remain in it because its familiar to us and we know how to survive in it. In this episode we hear the story of Brian as he takes a major leap of faith into the unknown to follow Jesus!

Recovery comes in many shapes and sizes, and not all of them have to do with putting a substance in your body. In this episode we here the testimony of Brian and his recovery journey from homelessness, to hopeful in Christ.

In this episode we talk with Jon DeBolt, the director of Celebrate Recovery at New Life Community Church in Eastgate. We also hear how the pain and loss of addiction in Jon's family, caused him take Jesus to the recovery community.

In this episode we hear the testimony of Sara. For years Sara tried filling the void inside her with anything and everything; drugs, alcohol, relationships, rock and roll; you name it! But, when she finally tried Jesus she never needed to search further!

In this episode we hear the testimony of Chicago and talk about the rejection that comes from the recovery community at large when your Higher Power is Jesus Christ!

In this episode we hear the testimony of Matt, and talk about the numerous times that he should've died, the time he did die , and the time He died to self, and became alive in Christ, and how throughout it all, God's grace was there.

Addicted, arrested, content in his mess, and yet contemplating suicide,

In this episode we hear the testimony of Zach, and talk about how a life spent looking to fill the void inside him, landed him addicted, alone, and in prison. We also hear his comeback story where prison was turned into praise.

In this episode we hear the testimony of our friend Boston, and talk about the hindrance of marijuana use in our recovery. We also see that no matter how far you've strayed, Jesus is always standing at the door waiting to open it to you.