In our fallen world, we all have at least one extreme limitation. Steve Arterburn shares the biblical principle of sharing your pain and struggles with another person and the integral role of doing so in recovery.

Dr. Alice Benton shares wisdom about 3 diverse topics: how to handle suicidal threats; help for females drawn to porn and infidelity; and how to encourage healthy screen time habits in kids. 

Steve Arterburn shares what is needed for change to occur and provides encouragement that despite our own defective strategies, we can be made perfect in Christ. 

Steve Arterburn addresses codependency, explaining what codependency is and is not, how to recognize the signs of being codependent, the impact of being codependent on yourself and others, and steps to take to resolve this issue.  

Drawing on Recovery principles and his personal experience, Steve Arterburn shares how the recovery process can move a person from the feelings of shame that a divorce can bring to becoming whole and healthy again.

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. 

Steve Arterburn, Sam Fraser, Bod Sklar, and Dairek Morgan share about different aspects of sexual addiction and recovery. 

Steve Arterburn provides insight on how to deal with shame in compulsive addiction and shares about “The 4 Absolutes”, which were principles adopted by the Oxford Group to help everyone live a Christ-like life- and experience life to the full. 

In celebration of the 100th episode, Steve Arterburn highlights some of the top insights on recovery shared by past guests.

Becky Brown provides insight on how to handle regrets, fears, and problematic relationships with your adult children, sharing how the application of recovery principles can help with each of these issues.