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A2D - From Addict to Disciple

A2D - From Addict to Disciple

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The path From Addict to Disciple may be the path less traveled, but it is the path that makes all the difference! David Hain is the founder of From A2D, has attained the designation of International Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and authored From Addict to Disciple, The Heart of an Addict, and From Ashes to Destiny. He equips people to work with addicts in prisons, rehabs, homeless shelters and communities in the US, Canada and Africa. These podcasts will focus on finding freedom from the emotional wounds which result in addiction.A2D -from Addict to Disciple Personal Development Personal Success
Episodes
  • # 348 Walkabout in Stop Fear Park

    # 348 Walkabout in Stop Fear Park
    Aug 31 2026

    A great short podcast. Got 6 minutes? Give it a listen!
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    6 mins
  • # 347 " I Need to Prove"

    # 347 " I Need to Prove"
    Aug 24 2026

    Today episode is another group episode.

    In this group we asked the guys, "What do you need to prove? And, who do you need to prove it to?"

    I am sure you will be blessed as you identify with what each of the guys had to say.
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    9 mins
  • # 346 Compost Pile

    # 346 Compost Pile
    Aug 10 2026

    We we've all heard about carrying baggage and that we should be putting that baggage down. Today is a return of the group episodes and we're going to ask the guys from South Africa, the US, and Australia to share their ideas not on baggage but on stuff that should have been put on a compost pile. Because compost piles turn into fertilizers which can be used to grow and learn from.
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    10 mins
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