The James Recovery Journey

A Journey of Faith, Transformation, and Recovery with James as Your Guide.

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A New Lifestyle (18)
Actions to take for Recovery (19)
Common Recovery Challenges (1)
Communities of Faith (2)
Connecting With Others (3)
Discomfort and Recovery (10)
Early Alcoholics Anonymous and The Book of James (1)
Evidence for Faith In Recovery (2)
Faith and Recovery (25)
Faith Has to Lead to Action (20)
Guides vs. Rigid Rules (1)
Helping newcomers or the less advanced in recovery. (3)
Higher Power (17)
If You Know Someone Else Who Needs Recovery (2)
Mentors, Sponsors, and Elders (3)
Peers in Recovery (2)
Relapse (1)
Shame and Guilt (2)
Support Groups (1)
The Bible and Recovery (19)
The Twelve Steps (16)
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- Step 11 (1)
- Step 12 (2)
- Step 2 (1)
- Step 3 (1)
- Step 4 (4)
- Step 5 (1)
- Step 6 (1)
- Step 7 (1)
- Step 8 (1)
- Step 9 (1)
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Why The Book of James (6)
Working With Others in Recovery (3)

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“Welcome to “The James Recovery Journey,” where we offer a transformative journey of drug, alcohol, and general addiction recovery rooted in the powerful teachings of the Book of James from the Bible. With a comprehensive approach that combines faith-based principles, practical guidance, and personal stories of triumph, we empower individuals to break free from the grip of addiction.

Explore the wisdom found in James as it speaks to overcoming trials, cultivating resilience, and finding hope in the midst of challenges. This short and uncomplicated Bible book, comprising just five chapters, is a beneficial resource for those searching for long-term recovery. Discover the transformative power of faith in action and embark on a journey of healing and restoration with us.”

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God Power vs. Good Power: The Bible and Day to Day Recovery Challenges (Part 1)
The Power of the Mind vs. The Empowered Mind 5 But… Read more: God Power vs. Good Power: The Bible and Day to Day Recovery Challenges (Part 1)
Navigating Recovery Through The Outside Confusion (Part 3)
The real issue of all of this is an argument about how much of what is said in the Bible you have to do and why. Some of the questioning of “why” is a distraction when the answer can so easily be because the creator of the universe said to.
Navigating Recovery Through The Outside Confusion (part 2)
So, you believed in your heart and confessed with your lips and got “saved.” You have received your get-out-of-hell-free card. Now that this has been accomplished, what is it that makes you any better than the demons while you are still here on earth?
Navigating Recovery Through The Outside Confusion (part 1)
There is the UNNECESSARILY massive argument that shows up wherever faith in Jesus and recovery comes up that is pointless and indicates a misunderstanding of things taught in both recovery and the Bible. It is two arguments that are secretly only about what things are called and have nothing to do with the concepts they have been weaponized against
The Bible and Recovery: Divine Guidance Through Bible Verses for Finding Sobriety and Healing… (part 16: Step 12)
There is a special place for people who work to help save others from destructive situations. Especially if the conditions are self-inflicted, which this verse indicates in the words “strays from the truth.” These are the last words of the Book of James in the Bible. It summarizes everything in the book to help the new believers in Christ not “stray from the truth.” The Book of James is the first written instruction to the Church as the first New Testament Book, which is why it was written…