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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 PoundsIf 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!We weren’t here for Sessions 1+2, but I’m sorry we weren’t, because Session 3 was great! Thank you so much for coming and your sharing and honesty. God bless you and your ministry.
Anon from JamestownIn 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 PhDI 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, authorThis is an amazingly candid book. If you have an addiction or know someone who does, this is the book for you. There is no psychobabble or empty theories about addiction. John writes from his heart about his own struggles and failures and how he found the only true answer to all of life’s problems. Sometimes the truth is hard to find or recognize, even when it is right in our face, but if you allow yourself to embrace the truth of Jesus Christ, He can set you free from ALL of your addictions. Th…
Daniel WatkinsJohn 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 LIFOCI am the President of an Addiction Recovery organization. I am always on the lookout for good books on this subject. When someone pointed this book out to me, I purchased it right away. The content is good with John’s real life stories. I have found that you can try to educate people about the harmful effects of addiction and they hear you but it doesn’t have the same effect as when they hear real life stories. I will recommend this book to others.
Kevin CravenThe 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.
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Category Archives: Travel across country 2013
Back in Los Angeles
Last week we drove through very quiet places, where when we jumped out of the truck we heard nothing but the wind, or our own breathing. Now back in La it is quite the opposite; car alarms, freeway noise, sounds … Continue reading
Posted in Travel across country 2013
Tagged Phoenix, prayer, recovery. core needs, Seminars
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Our fourth time across the country!
This is our fourth time driving across the country! Each time we take the time to see and try new things. This time we visited Mammoth Caves, stayed a couple of nights in Christian hospitality houses, meeting new Christians (what … Continue reading
Posted in Travel across country 2013
Tagged Baker, butterflies, desolate, Jesus withdrew, lonely places, Mammoth, NV, quiet, Rockies, travel
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From Bright Lights of Atlanta to Fear in Wilmington
John and I arrived in Wilmington on June 8, after spending the night in Atlanta. Atlanta Live was a brand new experience for both of us. John did an excellent job of sharing his heart and story under the bright … Continue reading
Posted in Prayer, Travel across country 2013
Tagged Abba, Addictive Behavior, Atlanta live, Christ, dominos, fear, prayer, presentation, Seminars, trapped, trust
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Thoughts from Tennessee
In Tennessee, John and I had the opportunity to spend some needed quiet time with our Savior. We stayed at Homestead House, Ooltewah and embarked in a short couple of days retreat, partially silent. As I was asking God, “What … Continue reading
Posted in Prayer, Travel across country 2013
Tagged Abba, alone, Father, Homestead House, Jesus, Matthew, Ooltewah, prayer, Tennessee, travel
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Sometimes God simply places someone in your path!!!
Last Tuesday was eventful in more ways than one! Not only was the weather very demonstrative but it seems God had something to tell me about listening to Him! John and I stopped at a rest stop somewhere in New … Continue reading
Posted in Travel across country 2013
Tagged connect with God, courage, God, Gospel, obedience, shyness, tracts
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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
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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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