Life After Addiction
Recovery In Christ
WORSE than FENTANYL | Recovery In Christ
WORSE than FENTANYL | Recovery In Christ
WORSE than FENTANYL | Recovery In Christ
Friday 31st January 2025
Explore how faith communities can combat opioid addiction, focusing on the alarming rise of Nidazine and the importance of Christ-centred recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Churches play a crucial role in addressing opioid addiction.
- Nidazine is significantly more potent than fentanyl.
- Community support is essential for effective addiction recovery.
- Pastors need to balance their responsibilities while supporting those struggling with addiction.
- A Christ-centred approach is vital for successful recovery.
We cannot hand it off to the secular world because when we do, they are told things about themselves that those tools just simply can't fix.
In this episode of Life After Addiction, the hosts tackle the pressing issue of opioid addiction within the faith community, focusing on the alarming rise of a new drug, Nidazine, which is reportedly even more potent than fentanyl. They discuss the significant role churches can play in addressing addiction and highlight the importance of community support and faith-based recovery programs.
With engaging segments like 'Did You Know?' and 'Street Talk', they provide valuable statistics and real-life experiences to underline the need for churches to be proactive in helping those struggling with addiction. The episode also features insightful discussions on the challenges pastors face in balancing their responsibilities while effectively supporting their congregations through addiction recovery. The hosts stress the importance of taking back authority and equipping church leaders with the right resources to tackle this crisis head-on.
They share personal anecdotes and reflections, making a compelling case for a Christ-centred approach to addiction recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intersection of faith and addiction recovery, and how communities can come together to support those in need.