Addicted to Change
Join us for real, unfiltered conversations about the struggles of addiction and life-controlling issues. Through raw stories of faith and recovery, we explore the challenges, triumphs, and hope found in God’s transforming power.
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Step into the Ring: Facing Hard Things Head-On (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with Leon LaMoy to hear about his experience at Huntersfield Men’s Ministry and the impact it has had on his faith and perspective. Leon shares what he has learned about the assumptions we make, the importance of extending grace, and the courage it takes to face difficult situations with honesty and humility. Together, we explore what it means to step into hard conversations and circumstances for the sake of God’s Kingdom.
Working Through Anger and Alcoholism (opens the original)
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Anger and alcohol can become a cycle that's hard to escape. In this episode, we explore where that cycle begins, what it costs, and how healing starts with honesty. If you've ever struggled with rage, addiction, or both, this conversation is for you.
Overcoming Alcoholism Through the Power of God (opens the original)
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In this episode, Tony Filer shares his journey from struggling with alcoholism to finding sobriety through faith in God. He reflects on the challenges of addiction, the turning points that led him to seek help, and how developing a closer relationship with God gave him the strength to overcome his strongholds. Tony's story is one of hope, redemption, and transformation.
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