Nancy Sabato
Nancy Sabato
How Can You Overcome Substance Abuse?
How Can You Overcome Substance Abuse?
How Can You Overcome Substance Abuse?
Friday 25th September 2020
Tune in to 'The Call with Nancy Sabato' as Brad Duncan shares transformative stories of overcoming addiction through faith in Jesus from his book 'Colors of Salvation'.
9 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Faith and Recovery: Brad Duncan's Stories of Transformation
I believe God wanted me to share hope and I believe, in these times when substance abuse and relapses are increasing exponentially, that people need to know that there is hope in Jesus.
What if faith could be the key to overcoming addiction? In this episode of 'The Call with Nancy Sabato', Brad Duncan shares his book 'Colors of Salvation' and the powerful testimonies within. Brad's collection includes 20 stories of individuals who have battled substance abuse and found hope and healing through their faith in Jesus Christ. Each narrative is a testament to the transformative power of grace and the unwavering strength found in belief.
From Neil's encounter with Jesus in a recovery center to Jen's journey from despair to a life full of purpose, these stories are as diverse as they are inspiring. Brad discusses his motivation behind compiling these testimonies, emphasizing the urgent need for hope in times where substance abuse is rampant. He highlights how addiction doesn't discriminate—it affects people of all backgrounds, ages, and genders.
Through this episode, listeners are invited to witness the profound impact of faith on recovery and the promise of a new beginning. Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a beacon of hope and a reminder that no one is beyond the reach of grace.