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Hope in the Age of Addiction

How to Find Freedom and Restore Your Relationships

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Hope in the Age of Addiction

By: Chip Dodd, Stephen James
Narrated by: Kirby Heyborne
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Between alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs, pornography, gambling, and eating disorders, fully 25 percent of the population of the United States is addicted to something. Those addictions are taking a massive physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial toll on individuals, families, and communities. The problem can feel insurmountable. But there is a solution, at once ancient and supported by the latest in neuroscientific research.

With an honest assessment of the facts, yet always reaching out toward hopeful solutions, counselors Chip Dodd and Stephen James explain what addiction really is, how it works, and why it is so damaging to our hearts, souls, minds, and relationships. They then take us beyond mere coping techniques that allow us to function to the real solution - restoring our broken relationship with our Creator so that we can rediscover how to live fully the way we were created to live. Each chapter includes the personal story of a recovering addict, told from the addict's point of view.

©2020 Chip Dodd and Stephen James (P)2020 eChristian
Addiction & Recovery Christian Living Christianity Substance abuse Health Self Help
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