We can hear often in recovery about a struggle called "codependency" - and maybe someone has even told us that we might be dealing with it ourselves. But what in the world is it? What does it mean? And if it is a part of our story, how do we move forward?

What needs to change for in order for deep change to take root in our lives? Some would say our mind needs to change before our heart, others might say that our mind can't change until our heart is moved. But is it that simple?

Addiction to pornography is an increasingly common and tough struggle to battle in our world today. It can feel hopeless, but freedom is possible. Eric's story is a powerful answer to the question, "Can God Heal a Pornography Addiction?"

Sometimes we can view our emotions as the enemy, but what if they really are a gift from God? How does the process of Celebrate Recovery help us to understand our hearts and grow our emotional health?

The greatest evidence of God's work is a changed life. We talk to Justin about how Celebrate Recovery has changed his life and how God is now using him in CR's student ministry, The Landing.

What does healing really look like when it comes to addictions? What are the internal messages or even the external things that we can be doing to ultimately move us from believing that God can't change to hope that He really is willing and able to change my life?

How do we understand how a relapse happens? Are there key indicators, red flags, or even a noticeable progression that leads to the ultimate catastrophe of falling back into our old behaviors? We'll dig into all this as we discuss the subtle drift that can breed a relapse.

There's so much damage that can be done when we allow addiction to run our lives with its loss of control, shame spirals, fantasies, and obsessions. Today we'll hear how God can rescue and redeem us from those entrenched cycles of dysfunction through Terry's story of hope and redemption from gambling addiction.

Continuing our conversation around addictions and how in our pain we end up creating an emotional black hole in our hearts that keeps us from connecting with God and others. But there is always hope to address the dysfunction so that we can move forward.

We say often that 1 out 3 people that come to Celebrate Recovery struggle with some sort of an addiction - everything else are all the things around them. But it's so important to understand how addictions take root and keep us stepping into the life God intends for us.