The Problem With So-called “Christian” Anti-addiction Programs

Many people never experience living life in abundance as Jesus mentioned. People who successfully replace bad habits with good (sanctified) ones find the time well worth their while! My YouTube playlist “Free From Addiction” demonstrates the helplessness of negative addiction, and with the aid of my html links gives hope to put faith in Jesus as a savior from infidelity, heresy, pharmakeia (witchcraft Gal 5:20, sorceries Rev. 9:21 [KJV]), misery, shame, guilt, drug relapse, defeat, death and the things disobedience to God brings (including eternal torment). Beware: There is foul language in some videos.

Instead of promoting faith and good works, and even enduring pain without escaping reality, the government tolerated drug industries' methods instead. Much of the social deterioration and devastation experienced throughout the world has been legally induced through the medical and pharmaceutical industry. Families and communities have been destroyed through choosing other methods of psychological relief than God's way.

Learn more especially about Christian and homogeneous community support: Generally, two big things to look out for are: Secular rehabs do not lead their clients into a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, and the erring, so-called "Christian" programs may lead a victim into an illegitimate marriage. God wants better for everyone, so you must deny yourself and let the Scriptures lead you into God's righteousness, not off-track leaders.

Links:

Three Steps To Unaddiction Or Replacing Bad Habits

Beware of False Meditation

The Epidemic Of Substance Abuse And Apostasy

Thoughts on personal and community responsibility

The Problem With So-called “Christian” Anti-addiction Programs

Negative Addictions: Theological, Philosophical, Intellectual And Physical

Replacing Sin And Addiction

The Great Sin Of Gambling

The Legalization Of Marijuana Distribution And Hedonism Problem

My Personal Confession Page

Alcohol And Substance Abstinence Is More Safe Than Moderation

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