Addiction affects the body, mind, emotions & spirit. In this course, we’ll explore how addiction develops, what keeps the cycle going & the roles of triggers, cravings, tolerance, dependence, trauma & unhealthy coping patterns. We’ll examine addiction through a biblical lens, including temptation, bondage, deception, strongholds & spiritual warfare. Learn to recognize the cycle, understand what may be fueling it & begin breaking free through truth, practical recovery tools, healing, and Christ.

Addiction is often about more than the substance itself. In this course, we’ll explore what may be beneath the addiction, including trauma, abuse, grief, rejection, abandonment, shame, anger, loneliness, and unmet emotional needs. You’ll begin identifying the wounds, emotions, and patterns connected to substance use while learning healthier ways to cope, heal, and bring those broken places to Christ.

Recovery is more than putting down the substance, it’s learning a new way to live. In this course, we’ll explore how surrender, grace, prayer, Scripture, forgiveness, identity in Christ, and the Holy Spirit can become part of your recovery journey. We’ll also examine temptation, spiritual warfare, condemnation, and strongholds while learning to rely on Christ as you pursue lasting freedom, healing, and transformation.

This course explores addiction through a biblical spiritual-warfare lens while recognizing its physical, psychological, emotional, and behavioral dimensions. We’ll examine temptation, deception, shame, condemnation, isolation, bondage, strongholds, and destructive thought patterns, and how these can intersect with addiction and recovery.

Your past does not have to define your future. In this course, we’ll explore the difference between guilt, shame, conviction, and condemnation while confronting the lies that keep us trapped in our past. Learn to receive God’s grace, practice forgiveness, release shame and regret, and separate what you’ve done from who you are. Through biblical truth and practical recovery tools, you’ll begin walking in freedom and your identity in Christ.

Recovery can change the way we connect with others. In this course, we’ll explore how to build healthy, God-centered relationships while recognizing patterns that can threaten recovery. Learn about communication, trust, accountability, forgiveness, biblical boundaries, unhealthy relationship patterns, and rebuilding damaged connections. You’ll also learn how to develop a healthy support system while protecting the recovery and healing God is building in your life.

Addiction, trauma, shame, mistakes, and the labels others have placed on you do not define who you are. In this course, we’ll explore what Scripture says about your identity in Christ and learn to separate who you were from who God says you are. Discover how to replace false identities with biblical truth, receive God’s grace, recognize your worth, and begin living from your identity as a beloved child of God.