Another story of hope! Canon shares his story, battling health issues since he was 3-years-old, and exploring the roots of his sexual addiction. He reveals how the Lord has been faithful physically, spiritually, and emotionally, and the freedom that he has found by surrendering to God’s power and purpose of his life.

We are all a victim in some area of our life because we live in a broken world. So, how do we honor our pain as a victim, without perpetuating a hopeless victim mentality? How do we become a “victor” over the areas that we have been victimized? On this episode, Rodney gives us some practical tools to walk as a Victor!

We are all a victim in some area of our life because we live in a broken world. So, how do we honor our pain as a victim, without perpetuating a hopeless victim mentality? How do we become a “victor” over the areas that we have been victimized? On this episode, Rodney gives us some practical tools to walk as a Victor!

Sometimes the idea of change seems simple and obvious, so it can be confusing when we watch someone we love or ourselves run back to the same patterns of behaviors. Why is it so hard to change? Well, its more complicated than we think. On this episode, Rodney talks about why we avoid change.

In our family of origin, it can feel dishonoring to the people we love to be honest about what was really going on and the pain that it caused. This dynamic can feel even more heightened when walking through step 4, when we take an honest inventory of our lives. On this episode, Rodney and Andy break down the dynamic of honest and honoring.

What if I am not the one who did the offense? What if I was on the receiving end of the offense? From a cheating spouse, to receiving abuse from a loved one, to being wounded by the actions of an addict. Is recovery for me too? Yes! Recovery is for everyone. This is an episode addressing specifically the people in recovery who have been offended against. They’re voice is so important!

We are all leaders in some aspect of our life, whether at home, work, at church, etc. How do we apply the principles that we learned early on in our recovery to develop healthy habits as an effective leader? This is part 2 of a 2-part series on cultivating healthy and effective leadership.

We are all leaders in some aspect of our life, whether at home, work, at church, etc. How do we apply the principles that we learned early on in our recovery to develop healthy habits as an effective leader? This is part 1 of a 2-part series on cultivating healthy and effective leadership.

On this episode, Linda shares her story with depression and anxiety. After several episodes of panic attacks in public places, and confusion over what was happening to her, Linda sought help and began her journey with mental health.

On this episode, Lou shares his story with opioids. As a doctor, he has a unique perspective on opioids within the medical system. He became addicted when he started prescribing himself opioids. By the grace of God, he was found out, and has been sober for 20+ years. He has now become a champion in the fight against Opioids, and gives us some practical tools to help!