addiction affects
more than an addict
Do you know someone who struggles with addiction?
We are here to help.
Loving someone through their addiction is hard. His/her trials and suffering can overshadow your own. We know that no matter how badly you want to help, you cannot force an addict to change. You are not alone. These resources will help you process your own suffering and sinful responses, and will also equip you to walk with someone you love who struggles. Our hope is that these resources will encourage and embolden you to seek Christ in the midst of despair.
Consider joining us at a Recovering Hope meeting for support and encouragement. Our meeting is different and is helpful for both struggling addicts and their loved ones. The meeting does not separate “addict” from “sober person" and creates a loving environment where people from all walks of life encourage and help each other. FIND A MEETING
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HOW THE PRODIGAL SON HELPS US THINK ABOUT HELPING AN ADDICT
The issue of addiction hits home for many, even for those in the church. Even if a Christian doesn’t personally struggle with addiction, he probably knows someone who does.
So what do we do when someone we love is ensnared by addiction? Or what do we do when someone we care for is unwilling to change?
