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Moving from fighting to faith – Ricky Rice’s story
Moving from fighting to faith – Ricky Rice’s story
Moving from fighting to faith – Ricky Rice’s story
Sunday 21st March 2021
Tune into 'Real Recovery' as Ricky Rice shares his journey from addiction and violence to faith and recovery. Find hope and inspiration.
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Ricky Rice's Path: From the Ring of Addiction to a Life of Faith
And god has really gifted you, Rick, because I have watched you interact with men at the salvation army and I will never forget a night that there was another person in the program who was just at the bottom of the end of his rope and tears filling his eyes.
Ever wondered how someone can go from the chaos of addiction and violence to a life of faith and purpose? In this gripping episode of 'Real Recovery', former semi-pro hockey player and professional wrestler Ricky Rice shares his incredible journey. Hosts Bill Arnold and George Fraser kick things off by discussing the crucial first step in recovery: admitting you're powerless over your addiction and need help.
Then, they welcome Ricky, who opens up about his tumultuous past filled with drinking, partying, and violent behavior. Ricky's story takes us through his early struggles, his complicated relationship with his parents, and how these experiences fed into his addiction. But Ricky's life took a transformative turn when he found salvation at a Christian camp. Despite being drafted by the Austin Mavericks, his addiction led him to the Salvation Army, where he humbled himself and discovered God's love and acceptance.
Immersing himself in Bible study and classes, Ricky realized that being a Christian meant obedience to God and following His path. Now, Ricky is a beacon of hope for others at the Salvation Army, using his experiences to connect with newcomers and share his love and knowledge of the Word.
As George poignantly noted, 'God has really gifted you, Rick, because I have watched you interact with men at the Salvation Army.' Ricky's journey is a powerful testament to the importance of community and faith in overcoming addiction. If you're struggling or know someone who is, Ricky's story offers hope and encouragement that recovery is possible.