Pastor Tim Bittle began serving at The Fathers House in youth ministry in 2005. In 2010 Tim and his wife Robyn became staff pastors. They currently oversee the Youth/Young Adult ministries at all TFH locations, Encounter Generation Conference, Life Change retreats, and The Fathers House Leadership Pipeline.  They're passionate about equipping and releasing leaders and consider it an honor to be called to such a noble task.  Tim also owns and operates "Bittle and Associates", a successful local real estate practice. 

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This episode is simple; Don't drink, and don't buy shitty Christmas gifts. Shane goes down the list of the worst gifts you can give to the one you love. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Sober Guy Radio! 

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Fight for your serenity, Fight For Your Peace. I have to fight for mine.  Are you fighting for yours, or are you letting the chaos of life punch you in the face? In this episode we discuss some simple tips to help you go to battle.

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Evan Kidd is an American Filmmaker, writer, and founder of RockSet Productions.

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Ryan Leaf was a first round draft pick in the 1998 NFL draft. He went on to play in the NFL for four seasons, but his career was cut short due to personal issues and injuries. After his NFL career ended, he battled drug abuse which ultimately led to him serving time in state prison. Today, Ryan has turned his life around and speaks regularly to others who struggle with addiction. He is the Program Ambassador for Transcend Recovery Community and also Chairman of the Focused Intensity Foundation which raises scholarship money to help support those who need to attend rehab.

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As the founder and owner of Family First Adolescent Services, James has devoted his career to understanding and treating the unique circumstances of young people grappling with drug and alcohol addiction, mood disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Shane discusses how to keep hope alive and shares other interesting thoughts in this freestyle session. Keep Your Blood Clean. 

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Jennifer talks to us about building from the ground up, keeping ego in check, and how to overcome burnout. This episode was recorded in Nashville at the Innovations In Behavioral Healthcare Conference.

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What was your identity before using drugs and alcohol?What was your identity in active addiction? Have you connected to a new sense of self in your sobriety?In this episode, Shane Ramer details the identity crisis he suffered after quitting alcohol and drugs, and how taking his two-year-old to a hardcore punk show made him feel like he was finally on his way back home to his true self.  

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