Length3h 33m
About this audiobook
Recovering Recovery is a Christ-centered examination of addiction, sobriety, and lasting transformation. John W. Conn challenges recovery models that rely on vague spirituality, self-help, or behavior management alone, calling readers back to biblical truth, repentance, grace, obedience, and discipleship. With pastoral clarity and practical wisdom, the book addresses addiction as a whole-person struggle involving the heart, mind, body, relationships, and worship. Written for people in recovery, families, pastors, counselors, mentors, and ministry leaders, it offers a path beyond temporary abstinence toward genuine freedom, restored responsibility, renewed identity in Christ, and lifelong perseverance through the transforming grace of Jesus Christ.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length3 hrs 33 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateApr 1, 2015
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1About the Author
2Dedication
3Publication and Use Notice
4Preface
5Part One: The Foundation
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6Chapter 1: Recovering Recovery
7Chapter 2: The Gospel
8Chapter 3: Addiction: Disease, Disorder, Bondage, and Sin
9Chapter 4: The Twelve Steps Under the Authority of Scripture
10Chapter 5: Powerlessness, Responsibility, and Surrender
11Chapter 6: The Holy Spirit and the Work of Change
12Chapter 7: Obedience
13Part One Review and Action Plan
14Part Two: Change From the Heart
15Chapter 8: Repentance
16Chapter 9: Identity in Christ
17Chapter 10: The Heart of Addiction
18Chapter 11: Renewing the Mind
19Chapter 12: Grief, Anger, Fear, and Loneliness
20Chapter 13: Suffering, Trauma, and Wise Care
21Chapter 14: When Bondage Changes Its Name
22Part Two Review and Action Plan
23Part Three: Walking in the Light
24Chapter 15: The Stages of Early Recovery
25Chapter 16: Temptation and Cravings
26Chapter 17: Confession, Accountability, and Christian Community
27Chapter 18: Relationships, Boundaries, and Rebuilding Trust
28Chapter 19: Making Right What Can Be Made Right
29Chapter 20: Families and Helpers
30Chapter 21: Stewardship in Ordinary Life
31Chapter 22: Rebuilding a Life One Responsibility at a Time
32Part Three Review and Action Plan
33Part Four: Persevering in Freedom
34Chapter 23: Warning Signs and Relapse Prevention
35Chapter 24: When the Crisis Is Over but the Battle Continues
36Chapter 25: Grace and Spiritual Disciplines
37Chapter 26: Purpose, Service, and Lifelong Discipleship
38Part Four Review and Action Plan
39Leaders Appendix: Building a Christ-Centered Recovery Culture
40Where to Seek Help
41Acknowledgments
42Next Steps and Resources
