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Delivered from a life of addiction and crime – Troy’s story
Delivered from a life of addiction and crime – Troy’s story
Delivered from a life of addiction and crime – Troy’s story
Sunday 16th June 2019
Tune in to hear Troy's inspiring journey from addiction and crime to faith and freedom on this episode of 'Real Recovery'.
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I was renewed from the inside and I knew that from the moment the guy places his hand on my chest
Ever wondered what it takes to break free from the chains of addiction and crime? In this episode of 'Real Recovery', hosts Bill Arnold and George Fraser bring you the compelling story of Troy, a man who has walked through the darkest valleys and emerged into the light of faith and freedom. Troy's candid testimony reveals the raw realities of addiction and criminal life, and how a relationship with Christ transformed his path. Dr.
Tim Walsh from Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge joins the conversation, shedding light on the role of faith-based recovery programs in helping individuals reclaim their lives. The discussion dives into fascinating topics like the connection between addiction and brain volume, and how the mindset of an addict often mirrors that of a criminal.
Bill and George also explore the significance of hitting rock bottom, the importance of surrendering to a higher power, and the profound impact of obedience to biblical principles. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone on their recovery journey. It's a heartfelt reminder that no matter how deep the pit, there's always a way out through faith and community support.