This resource was originally published by the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions in 1993 and then updated in 2001. While out-of-print, I continue to receive requests for the information. So, I have decided to place most of it on this web site. It was originally packaged as a set of twelve recorded workshops with nearly […]
You say a person who is not a “drunkard” in the spiritual sense can be still an alcoholic “therapeutically.” How can that be? At first that may appear to be a confusing statement. In Christian circles, the terms “drunk” and “alcoholic” are too often used interchangeably. When dealing with alcoholics, too often believers focus almost […]
Most support groups encourage recovering people to find a sponsor. In addition, “mentorship” is a solid Biblical concept. The relationship between Paul, the seasoned veteran apostle, and Timothy, the young, gifted, upstart preacher is an excellent example. Still, for people involved in a long-term residential programs, it is best to delay the process of finding […]
