Terry LaDow drank from age 7 to 45. Once sober, he discovered his identity in Christ and began serving in a restoration ministry that helps victims of sex trafficking find their true identity in Christ and begin the healing process.

Landon Porter discusses five choices that helped him find true freedom from a pornography addiction.

Anthony Acampora shares how incorporating faith into an inpatient treatment program takes the shame and isolation felt by the addict and replaces it with the truth of God’s love and forgiveness to aid in the Recovery process.

David Zailer’s addiction began at age 9 and grew worse with time. Finding a true relationship with God and recovery through the 12 Steps changed everything. Sober since 1999, David is now committed to helping others find freedom in recovery.

Joe Scalfani didn’t think his alcoholism was a problem until his wife declared that she didn’t want to live with a drunk anymore. They both began a recovery process, which helped Joe get sober and helped them process a devastating discovery.

Although sober for 20 years, Vince Galey counts his time as 7 years not using and 13 years living in recovery with a new identity and purpose fueled by the Holy Spirit. He helps others see the need to let Jesus fill the space an addiction once held.  

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.