Jason Mueller shares how Ransom Church helps break down the barriers that prevent people from getting into recovery and finding freedom.

At age 12, Jason Mueller felt God’s calling on his life, but he resisted for 27 yrs. After finally surrendering his life to Jesus, he became an ordained minister. Today, he serves in care ministries, focusing on prisoners and those in recovery. 

Decades ago, Janelle Puff realized that 12 Step groups provide the perfect integration of counseling, psychological principles, and Biblical truth. Since then, she’s been helping others find freedom from addictions through 12 Step recovery groups.

Daniel Grossman shares the freedom he found in confessing his pornography addiction and working the 12 Step recovery process. His accountability group played a vital role in maintaining his sobriety, and now he helps other men find freedom from porn.

Brian Hoerning shares insights that he has gained during 3 decades in the Recovery community, including how Recovery is much more than just ending a behavior, and that the battle with addictions belongs to God.

After 1 year in an inpatient program for drug addiction, Daniel Cornide spent 1 year working the 12 Steps. This foundation, and a spiritual awakening in the process, led him to become a therapist devoted to helping other addicts experience freedom.

Laura Mangin-McDonald employed many tactics, including 12 Step Recovery work, to fight for her marriage. She outlines the path she took, sharing that her marriage was not just rescued, but totally transformed, by doing the hard work alongside her husband.

Steve Arterburn shares ways to get out of the shame of addiction and into the grace and mercy God has for us all, reminding us that working recovery provides the gift of hope. 

Therapist Stacey Smith was married to an addict. In the bleakest time in her marriage, she chose to take responsibility for her life through the recovery process. Now she helps others recover from complex trauma, codependency, and betrayal trauma.

Corey Busk's drinking problem cost him his job and landed him in rehab. After getting sober, he began working for the center that helped him find freedom and now devotes himself to helping others recover from their addictions.