Hello Fellow Sojourners,
I want to share a conversation posted on my other podcast, Our Journey to Hope. There is a sojourn planned to support this entity in 2025. Please look for it when deciding which sojourns to participate in next year. I will be the team leader for it. If interested, please let me know.
Everyone has a past that might have things we're ashamed of or have regrets. Some have extreme situations from which they are seeking to grow out of. Another point to note is that when something has become a lifestyle or identity, it is not easy to come out of it. It usually takes what is known as a significant emotional event.
In this episode I have a conversation with Aaron Anderson about such a journey to hope. Aaron is the administrator of the Home for Recovery and Restoration located in Winnsboro, Texas. This incredible organization is committed to helping men that have been imprisoned for substance abuse to return to life. For some, it is the first time in their life that they have hope. While in the home, these men receive encouragement to maintain sobriety but most importantly, they hear the good news of true and lasting hope found only through Jesus Christ. As a result, many become disciples of our Lord, some even becoming gospel preachers.
I encourage you to listen to Aaron's compelling story as a drug and alcohol abuser himself and how he made his journey to hope and how he is now helping others in theirs.
You can learn more about the Home for Recovery and Restoration by going to their web site at: https://homeofrecovery.org/
Co-located with the Home of Recovery and Restoration is the Labms Academy of Biblical Studies. Their website is: https://www.thelambsacademyofbiblicalstudies.com/
Hello Fellow Sojourners,
I want to share a conversation posted on my other podcast, Our Journey to Hope. There is a sojourn planned to support this entity in 2025. Please look for it when deciding which sojourns to participate in next year. I will be the team leader for it. If interested, please let me know.
Everyone has a past that might have things we're ashamed of or have regrets. Some have extreme situations from which they are seeking to grow out of. Another point to note is that when something has become a lifestyle or identity, it is not easy to come out of it. It usually takes what is known as a significant emotional event.
In this episode I have a conversation with Aaron Anderson about such a journey to hope. Aaron is the administrator of the Home for Recovery and Restoration located in Winnsboro, Texas. This incredible organization is committed to helping men that have been imprisoned for substance abuse to return to life. For some, it is the first time in their life that they have hope. While in the home, these men receive encouragement to maintain sobriety but most importantly, they hear the good news of true and lasting hope found only through Jesus Christ. As a result, many become disciples of our Lord, some even becoming gospel preachers.
I encourage you to listen to Aaron's compelling story as a drug and alcohol abuser himself and how he made his journey to hope and how he is now helping others in theirs.
You can learn more about the Home for Recovery and Restoration by going to their web site at: https://homeofrecovery.org/
Co-located with the Home of Recovery and Restoration is the Labms Academy of Biblical Studies. Their website is: https://www.thelambsacademyofbiblicalstudies.com/