Sustained Addiction: A Time for Surrender

Spiritual Progress: The Beauty of the Cross

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2026014/fan_mail/new] The addiction series continues by exploring how we can make spiritual progress through the cross of addiction - the addiction of someone we love. Five beliefs show progress, but how do we get there?  ColleenOrchanian@gmail.com  www.ColleenOrchanian.com  Facebook: Colleen Orchanian, Author

Conversations: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2026014/fan_mail/new] The addiction series continues. How do we have healthy conversations with an addict and others who are affected by him or her? How do we identify unhealthy patterns and change them so that our conversations bring us more peace?   ColleenOrchanian@gmail.com  www.ColleenOrchanian.com  Facebook: Colleen Orchanian, Author

Sustained Addiction: A Time for Surrender

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2026014/fan_mail/new] The addiction series continues with a discussion about when we come to believe that there will not be recovery. Even so, we surrender all to God and have peace at the cross.  ColleenOrchanian@gmail.com  www.ColleenOrchanian.com  Facebook: Colleen Orchanian, Author

Sustained Recovery: They Made It!

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2026014/fan_mail/new] The addiction series continues with a discussion of the time when the addict is in sustained recovery. They have a God-centered life that is reflected in personal healing, emotional maturity, and spiritual peace. What is our role now that the addict we love is doing so well?  ColleenOrchanian@gmail.com  www.ColleenOrchanian.com  Facebook: Colleen Orchanian, Author

Early Recovery: Why Is It So Hard?

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2026014/fan_mail/new] Continuing the series on addiction, this episode explores early recovery, when the addict is clean and sober but still struggling with the challenges that led to the addiction. What can you do to nurture your own healing while the addict is struggling to maintain sobriety? It's a very challenging time!  ColleenOrchanian@gmail.com  www.ColleenOrchanian.com  Facebook: Colleen Orchanian, Author