One Principle Recovery: A Faith-Based Path to Healing
Embracing godliness as a lifestyle not only leads to recovery but also to a fulfilling and purpose-driven life. This program offers a structured path to achieve lasting transformation through spiritual growth and community support
Step 1: Make a Decision to Pursue Godliness
Lifestyle Substitution: recovery involves replacing a destructive lifestyle with one centered on godliness.
Understand addiction as a spiritual battle requiring divine intervention.
Surrender to God’s will as the foundation of healing.
Step 2: Change the Way You Deal with Life’s Storms
Learn healthy coping mechanisms based on biblical principles.
Replace destructive habits with faith-based resilience.
Acknowledge that hardships are part of the healing journey and trust God through them.
Step 3: Seek to Understand the Causes of Addiction
Identify personal triggers and underlying wounds.
Recognize that addiction is often rooted in emotional and spiritual struggles.
Develop self-awareness to break the cycle of dependency.
Step 4: Acknowledge Life in Bondage
Accept that addiction enslaves and prevents true freedom.
Realize that addiction, like sin, requires spiritual deliverance.
Pray for discernment and strength to overcome destructive patterns.
Step 5: Count the Cost of Addiction
Reflect on the consequences of addiction: spiritual, emotional, relational, and physical.
Understand how addiction affects family, finances, and faith.
Let this knowledge motivate change.
Step 6: Have Hope
Trust in God’s promises for a renewed life.
Develop patience and endurance in recovery.
Shift hope from self-reliance to faith in God’s transformation power.
Step 7: Break Free from Addictions and Bad Habits
Repent and seek God’s help in breaking strongholds.
Replace addictive behaviors with godly habits.
Establish boundaries and accountability within a faith community.
Step 8: Recognize That You Are Made in the Image of God
Embrace your God-given identity and worth.
Overcome shame and guilt by accepting God’s grace.
Live out your purpose as a reflection of God’s love.
Step 9: Live Between the Promise and the Fulfillment
Accept that recovery is a journey, not a one-time event.
Stay committed even when progress is slow.
Trust in God’s timing and faithfulness.
Step 10: Rest in Recovery
Relapse Prevention Planning: Developing personalized plans to handle triggers and temptations.
Find peace in God’s grace and mercy.
Develop sustainable habits for long-term sobriety.
Serve others as a testimony of God’s healing power and continue mentor relationships for long-term support.
