- Genre:religion
- Sub-genre:Christian Ministry / Counseling & Recovery
- Language:English
- Pages:136
- eBook ISBN:9798317846602
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Why People Drink & Do Drugs (From a Biblical Perspective) examines the root causes of addiction through the lens of Scripture and personal experience. Written by Pastor Chuck Chavis, a former addict whose life was transformed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ, this book explores why people turn to drugs and alcohol in search of peace, happiness, and escape from life's problems.
Learn about addiction, withdrawals, detoxing, tolerance, and the deeper issues that often drive substance abuse. Through biblical truth, real-life stories, and practical insights, readers will discover seven reasons why people drink and do drugs and, more importantly, the hope and freedom that can only be found through Jesus Christ.
There is hope when things seem hopeless.
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Why People Drink & Do Drugs (From a Biblical Perspective) is a powerful and practical examination of addiction through the lens of Scripture and personal experience. Written by Pastor Chuck Chavis, a man who spent nearly fifteen years trapped in drug addiction, alcoholism, crime, and incarceration before finding freedom through Jesus Christ, this book offers a unique perspective from someone who has lived on both sides of addiction.
Why do people drink? Why do people use drugs? Is addiction really the problem, or is it the symptom of something deeper? In this book, Chuck explores the root causes that often drive people toward substance abuse, including hurt, guilt, shame, fear, loneliness, rejection, hopelessness, and the desire to escape life's problems.
Readers will learn about addiction, withdrawals, detoxing, tolerance, and the destructive cycle that keeps many people trapped in bondage. Through real-life stories, biblical teaching, and practical insights, this book identifies seven reasons why people drink and do drugs and reveals why so many struggle to find lasting freedom.
Rather than merely addressing the outward behavior, this book challenges readers to examine the deeper spiritual issues behind addiction. It contrasts the temporary pleasures and false promises of drugs and alcohol with the lasting peace, joy, and freedom that can only be found through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Whether you are struggling with addiction, have a loved one caught in its grip, work in addiction recovery, or simply want a biblical understanding of this issue, this book provides hope and direction. It is a reminder that no life is beyond the reach of God's grace and that true freedom is possible.
If you feel trapped, defeated, or hopeless, this book was written for you.
There is Hope When Things Seem Hopeless.
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