Freedom from Addiction Work
Author: Neil T. Anderson
Tens of thousands of Christians are locked into the cycle of addiction--particularly in the areas of alcohol and drug abuse. While 12-step groups are definitely helping many people, where is the incredible power of Christ in this process? This study guide is based on the book Freedom from Addiction, also written by Neil Anderson and Mike & Julia Quarles. This resource encourages those in addictive behaviors to tangibly process the steps to freedom in Christ outlined in the book. The workbook stresses the need for a personal relationship with Christ as the foundation for the spiritual and physical freedom He offers, as well as a need for personal responsibility and accountability to others to complete the process.
Author: Neil T. Anderson
Tens of thousands of Christians are locked into the cycle of addiction--particularly in the areas of alcohol and drug abuse. While 12-step groups are definitely helping many people, where is the incredible power of Christ in this process? This study guide is based on the book Freedom from Addiction, also written by Neil Anderson and Mike & Julia Quarles. This resource encourages those in addictive behaviors to tangibly process the steps to freedom in Christ outlined in the book. The workbook stresses the need for a personal relationship with Christ as the foundation for the spiritual and physical freedom He offers, as well as a need for personal responsibility and accountability to others to complete the process.
Author: Neil T. Anderson
Tens of thousands of Christians are locked into the cycle of addiction--particularly in the areas of alcohol and drug abuse. While 12-step groups are definitely helping many people, where is the incredible power of Christ in this process? This study guide is based on the book Freedom from Addiction, also written by Neil Anderson and Mike & Julia Quarles. This resource encourages those in addictive behaviors to tangibly process the steps to freedom in Christ outlined in the book. The workbook stresses the need for a personal relationship with Christ as the foundation for the spiritual and physical freedom He offers, as well as a need for personal responsibility and accountability to others to complete the process.