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This 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.
Rev Mike PoundsThese seminars have been very helpful in my life. I realized that consistency is a necessary step towards maturity and great character.
Patty, a young woman in a recovery groupIf 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!John is honest and forthcoming about his life and the power of his choices..I highly recommend these seminars to anyone seeking release from their own addiction issues or dealing with someone who is addicted.
John Emra, director of LIFOCMy 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 AanderudThank you for being so personable and honest. You have encouraged my heart and opened my mind to some new points.
Raina, a young woman in recoveryFrom 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 MallryThe Addict’s Choices is a refreshingly transparent and unique look into the mindset of an addict. The title makes it clear that an addict is not a simple victim, but does have choices (p.143). The strength of this book is that it presents practical tools for anyone seeking hope and freedom. John presents different examples of the biblical concept of “put off” and “put on”, where each of us – whatever our addiction – have a choice to either follow the philosophy of this world and…
Pastor Nate Aanderudopen, 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 ReaderGood presentation John and Sally. The smiles on both of you are encouraging and allow people to feel comfortable with you as instructors, which enables people to receive.
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Category Archives: Biblical Counseling
Brutally Honest
And the satraps, the prefects, the governors, and the king’s counselors gathered together and saw that the fire had not had any power over the bodies of those men. The hair of their heads was not singed, their cloaks were … Continue reading
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Tagged choice, Christ, Daniel, furnace, God, husbands, Jesus, joy, pain, surrender
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Cannot Get Through: This Book Might Help
Sometimes it is so hard to get through to someone for whatever reason. They know they are hurting themselves, you are so very aware of the damage, hurt and pain they are causing not only themselves but others. They might … Continue reading
Grief is not Easy
I have been confronted with grief recently. This time it was not my own. I had the honor to be part of the intimate journey of someone going through immense emotional pain. I say “honor” because it is not everyday … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Samuel 30:4, biblical counsel, consolation, Count it all Joy, God, grief, joy, patience, Romans 12;15, wait, weep
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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
Emotions and Hidden Treasure
Practically every day we hear of something that provokes feeling in us; intense anger, profound sadness or maybe simply pure happiness over something. What do we do when we are hurt, our child is hurt, a situation is unjust…? Do … Continue reading
The Heart
What the heart is worshipping is a key aspect of understanding and overcoming addictive behavior. Are we worshipping the One True God, and relying on Him to meet all our needs or are we turning to our flesh and worshipping … Continue reading
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Concrete Tools
Eph 4:15 Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ… A couple of days ago I (Sally) was listening to a woman, who was trying to … Continue reading
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The Choice to be Gentle
Eph 4:2, “with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love,” (ESV) A couple of days ago I was deeply challenged! Something irritating had happened and I was sooo very quick to place the blame on … Continue reading
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Sally’s Journey with Biblical Counseling
In 1998 I traveled to Germany to be on a church planting team in Hamburg Germany. I was single at the time and had suffered with various bouts of depression for on and off 15 years. Through truly Christ -centered … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical counseling, choice, depression, joy, lack of joy
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