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Hit Your Knees, Not the Bottle | Erich Blanton
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Erich, who shares his raw and inspiring story of how alcohol nearly cost him everything—including his life. Despite being the son of a pastor, he found himself trapped in addiction, proving that alcoholism can impact anyone. But one life-changing moment turned it all around. Since then, he hasn’t touched a drop. His journey is a powerful reminder that freedom is possible and that Jesus is able to bring hope and healing where there once was despair.
👇About Unfathered Fathers👇
This podcast exists to equip men to become the husbands, fathers, and leaders they were created to be. It’s for those breaking the cycle—men who didn’t have strong role models growing up, but are ready to lead their families with purpose. Each episode confronts cultural lies about manhood, tackles issues like addiction, sin, and deep wounds, and points men to healing, truth, and the God-given strength to walk in real freedom.
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By Dylan PhillipsIn this powerful episode, we sit down with Erich, who shares his raw and inspiring story of how alcohol nearly cost him everything—including his life. Despite being the son of a pastor, he found himself trapped in addiction, proving that alcoholism can impact anyone. But one life-changing moment turned it all around. Since then, he hasn’t touched a drop. His journey is a powerful reminder that freedom is possible and that Jesus is able to bring hope and healing where there once was despair.
👇About Unfathered Fathers👇
This podcast exists to equip men to become the husbands, fathers, and leaders they were created to be. It’s for those breaking the cycle—men who didn’t have strong role models growing up, but are ready to lead their families with purpose. Each episode confronts cultural lies about manhood, tackles issues like addiction, sin, and deep wounds, and points men to healing, truth, and the God-given strength to walk in real freedom.