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The author writes in an honest, straightforward, tell-it-like-it-is style. His experiences with drug addiction and finding the way out are what we all need to hear. I highly recommend not only reading this book, but using it in small groups, as each chapter provides thoughtful questions for application.
C. AanderudIf you are someone who has struggled with overcoming addiction, this is a great resource for you! John Childress is very real and shares his personal journey and struggles in detail so that others can see the transforming power that God can have in their lives as well. Many often think that there is no way to truly overcome an addiction, and John’s story shows that with God’s power you can overcome anything! His life’s story and journey is a true testimony of overcoming and turning adversity int…
T.Curran, presenter Atlanta Live!I have found less evidence that addiction is a disease, and more evidence that it is simply sin, which is a choice. This truth may not be very popular but that does not change the fact that it is a truth, one which I have discovered and experienced in my life.
John Childress, authorMy prayer is that this book will help the churches begin to address the reality of addiction among its members, whether it is addiction to substances, sex, food or people’s approval, etc. We can no longer keep our head in the sand thinking that our own members do not struggle with various addictions. This book could be the catalyst to helping churches begin to openly discuss those things that enslave us. We cannot fulfill the command to “carry one another’s burden” (Gal.6:2) without bein…
Pastor Nate AanderudIn the reality of John’s story, we observe the necessity for sound choices, the consequences of poor choices, and the hope of the best choices in a life set free by the grace and goodness of God.
Keith Kettenring PhDopen, honest, candid, testimonial of John s struggle through addiction From the depths of the dark abyss, to heughts of the most glorious mountains, we travel in the hands of GOD. Inspirational. There is hope for all. A light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you John for sharing. What an accomplishment
A ReaderFrom the depths of darkness and despair to the light of freedom, John relates his journey of addiction to his ultimate trust in God to release the chains that bound him. In a very personal, real and vivid form of writing, John takes you through a chronological account of how it all started and how he ultimately listened to his savior Jesus Christ. What followed was a peace and power that he had never experienced, a presence that enabled him to rise up and live a life where all things are possibl…
Rich MallryThis is a great book. It reaches into the desperate worlds of addiction and through relating John’s life experience, tells us how to make right choices and find deliverance! For anyone who has made the poor choice of addiction, there is truly a better way. Read and respond to John’s life story and perhaps you will be helped, or be able to help others who are in the grip of addiction. Rev Mike Pounds, Founder and Director Community Compassion Connections.
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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Hail, Tornado Shelter, Wind and Dust!!
Day 2 Today started at around 7000 feet and 34 degrees in Flagstaff! We had a long day in front of us, with no idea how long this day was going to be. Just before we left Los Angeles, thanks … Continue reading
Posted in Travel across country 2013
Tagged Amarillo, Count it all Joy, dust, golf ball sized hail, hail. tornado, tornado shelter, truck, wind
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Up at 3am! Day 1
It was truly worth getting up early to see this today. Psalm 8 says what I was pondering: Just taking time out, choosing to look at something different, something of God’s creation, can truly change perspective. I am so very … Continue reading
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Mary Kay Event
Meg Smith, a Director with Mary Kay is helping us with fundraising to send us to Europe. We truly appreciate her help and personal giving in this. By supporting this you can help us be your hands and feet to … Continue reading
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Living in East LA
John and I are living in East Los Angeles. This is where our mission base is. Last May we sold practically everything and moved here to live in community with LIFOC team members, and director, John and Sheryl Emra www.lifeisfullofchoices.org. … Continue reading
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Happenings!
Last Friday, John and I spent some needed time alone together at Vasquez Rocks. I love being in open spaces, experiencing expanse and the beauty of God’s nature. The patterns in the rocks, the diverse sounds of the birds and … Continue reading
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Fix Your Eyes
Today we invite back guest blogger, Sheryl Emra: Hebrews 12:2 “Fixing our (spiritual) eyes on Jesus” Hebrews 12:2 It sounds so easy. I have heard it said it should be like breathing in and out. Yet it feels like … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, everyday life, fix eyes on Jesus, focus, Hebrews, prayer
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Europe 2013: Hope to link with ASLAN ministry in London.
On 31st August we go to the All Soul’s Clubhouse, London UK, and meet the team members of Aslan and the homeless they minister to. http://pinterest.com/lifoceurope/london-homeless-and-addictive-behavior/ They are looking to establish more work for addictive behaviors with their “clients” knowing … Continue reading
Three Weeks and Counting
John and I leave for our first mission trip 2013 in three weeks. Please pray as we finalize preparation, details of actual travel and ministry opportunities. Pray that we will follow God in every respect, following Him moment by moment. … Continue reading
Depression: An Overworked Brain
Today I was reading another BLOG page and had a AH HA moment. Strangely this moment came from reading an article on depression and suicide. Although I do not endorse the whole of this BLOG, it does have some very … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, brain, choices, counseling resources, depression, exhaustion, fear, medical intervention, panic, suicide, surrender, worry
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Jesus the Way and the Process
I am sitting here having breakfast and coffee, checking e-mails and social media. I have just been reading a post written by our good friend, Keith Kettenring, the pastor who officiated at our wedding. He always makes me think and … Continue reading