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Welcome and Foundations: Why Christ-Centered Recovery Matters

Lesson 1: Understanding the Root — Not Just the Habit

Quick Win: Identify One Underlying Belief or Wound That Feeds Your Addiction

Letting Go to let God Heal

Lesson 2: The Power of Surrender

Quick Win: Write a “Surrender Prayer”

Replacing Lies with God's Truth

Lesson 3: Renewing the Mind and Rewiring the Heart

Quick Win: Create Your “Truth Exchange” List

You Don’t Heal in Isolation

Lesson 4:  The Power of Surrender

Quick Win: Identify One Person to Walk With You

Your Freedom Becomes Someone Else’s Hope

Lesson 5: Living Free and Helping Others

Quick Win: Write Your “Freedom Testimony”

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Course survey: Your Experience and Next Steps

Christ-Centered Addiction Recovery: Theology, Sobriety Strategies, and Leadership equips you with a holistic pathway to freedom that integrates Scripture, neuroscience-informed recovery tools, and community care. Rooted in the gospel story—creation, fall, redemption, and restoration—this course frames addiction as disordered worship and bondage, and points to Christ’s power to set captives free. You will learn how to practice spiritual disciplines that strengthen daily sobriety, including honest prayer, Scripture meditation, confession, worship, and the sacraments as ongoing means of grace. Alongside spiritual formation, you will build practical skills for behavior change: mapping triggers, restructuring habit loops, planning for high-risk situations, and creating written relapse prevention steps grounded in a realistic rule of life. You will also discover how to cultivate a circle of safety with sponsors, mentors, and peers; partner wisely with pastors, churches, and clinical professionals; and move from recovery into redemptive leadership and service. By the end, you will craft a personalized, Christ-centered recovery plan that clarifies your values, rhythms, supports, and next steps in leadership. Whether you are beginning your journey, rebuilding after a setback, or preparing to serve others, this course provides a compassionate, biblically faithful, and clinically informed roadmap toward lasting transformation in Christ.

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            <p>Real change is possible, and it happens where robust theology meets proven recovery tools. This course brings the hope of the gospel into the real-world struggle of addiction, presenting a Christ-centered path that honors both Scripture and recovery science. You’ll discover how the Bible frames addiction as bondage and disordered worship—and how Jesus proclaims freedom for the captive (Luke 4:18) and true release for the heart (John 8:36). Along the way, you’ll learn what to expect from a safe, confidential, and participatory learning environment and how the course flows: from foundations to spiritual formation, behavior change, community, and integrated care.</p>

<p>We begin with a biblical vision of healing in Christ—creation, fall, redemption, and restoration—then move into daily practices that transform desire and behavior. You’ll practice honest prayer, breath prayers for cravings, and a simple rule of life anchored in morning, midday, and evening rhythms. You’ll learn to meditate on Scripture, engage confession as a grace pathway (not a shame cycle), and see worship and the sacraments as recalibrating your identity and loves. Next, you’ll gain practical change tools: mapping triggers, using HALT check-ins, reshaping habit loops, and building relapse prevention plans grounded in the promise of faithful escape (1 Corinthians 10:13) and rapid return to supports after slips.</p>

<p>Recovery thrives in community, so you’ll build a circle of safety with sponsors, mentors, and peers, establish group norms around confidentiality and truth in love, and practice rhythms of testimony and intercessory prayer. We’ll explore how to involve family systems, repair trust, and partner wisely with pastors, churches, counselors, medical and psychiatric professionals—honoring consent, boundaries, and ethical coordination. As sobriety stabilizes, you’ll also discern your calling: serving others, shaping church-based recovery ministries, and moving from recovery into redemptive mission.</p>

<p>The course culminates in designing your personalized, Christ-centered recovery plan. You’ll clarify values, triggers, and supports; draft a sustainable rule of life; write a crisis and relapse response; and name next steps in leadership and service. Short knowledge checks reinforce learning across biblical foundations, spiritual disciplines, behavior strategies, community building, and care integration. Whether you are beginning the journey, returning after setbacks, or preparing to lead and serve, this learning path offers a compassionate, practical, and Christ-honoring way forward—toward freedom, wholeness, and lasting change.</p>
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