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Freedom from addictions

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This article has been updated 14 02 2025

Freedom from Addictions

Addictions can be a heavy burden that limits our lives and devalues our relationships with God, family, and friends. For many people struggling with addictions, the question arises: how can we find the path to freedom? Is it possible to change our lives for the better? In our faith, we find the answer in Divine grace, as well as in the help we can receive through the Church community.

Before delving into this topic, it is important to realize that addictions can take various forms – from drugs and alcohol to gambling and more. Along with them come fears, feelings of guilt, and shame that can deepen our problems. Therefore, the first step to healing is to acknowledge that we need help.

In

Psalm 34:18

"The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit."

we find assurance that God is always close to those who are suffering. His mercy is immense, and He is undeniably ready to heal our wounds.

Another important component of overcoming addictions is connecting with others. Our church offers support groups where you can find a community of people who are experiencing similar hardships. Shared prayers, exchanging experiences, and supporting one another will help you feel God's presence in your life.

In

John 8:36

"So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed."

we see that true freedom comes through Jesus. He is our Redeemer, and only He can give us the strength to step out of the darkness of addiction into a new life. Faith in Him dispels our feelings of hopelessness and gives us the courage to take the first step.

Additionally, various prayer practices, meditating on the Word of God, and personal communication with God can serve as powerful tools in the struggle against addiction. Dedicate time each day to pray and ask God for strength and guidance.

Remember, complete healing and freedom are a process, not an instantaneous miracle. Do not become discouraged if you go through tough times, and examine your heart, leaving all your troubles in the hands of the Lord.

Without hesitation, reach out to our church. We are ready to support you in all your needs and pray for your healing. You are not alone, and we believe in your victory over addictions!

In

Romans 8:37

"No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us."

we have the promise that together with Christ, we overcome all trials. Let's walk towards freedom together!