Perfectionism is one of those things that can trip us up quickly if we're not careful. It keeps us from living out the plan God has given us and moving forward in health. So what does it look like to live in this world without falling into the trap of perfectionism?

Resentment is one of the biggest "recovery killers" out there. It does more than just rob our serenity, it truly can take our recovery down if we aren't careful. So how do we deal properly with resentment (and the anger that accompanies it) so that we keep moving forward?

We say a lot in recovery that must give up control of all the things we're trying to manage under our own power and strength. But what does that actually look like on the ground? How do we give up control?

Have you ever thought that God can't use your story? That no one could ever relate to the brokenness in our lives? Nothing could be further from the truth and our Life Change Story from Amanda shows us just how much God wants to use our story to bless others.

Life has a way of throwing things at us that leaves us feeling powerless. But we try to fill the void in our heart under our own power, it only leads to greater pain.

Consequences bring great pain in our lives. But facing those consequences brings great growth. We continue our conversation with Angela Imhoff.

Consequences are an unfortunate reality of our poor choices. But could it be possible that God wants to use the consequences of our actions as a catalyst for growth? How does God bring healing out of the brokenness of our lives?

The recovery process is overwhelming and can sometimes feel defeating getting going. But when our perspective changes, everything changes for the better.

Finding lasting freedom means we have to acknowledge that there are areas of our life that need to change. But what does that look like? When and how does change happen?

Sometimes those old shame messages sneak up on us, even if we’ve been in recovery for years. How do we deal with old shame resurfacing? What does it look like to take that to Jesus?