Addiction impacts lives in profound ways, and having access to trustworthy, biblical support can truly change the journey. That’s why we’re excited to partner with Our Daily Bread Ministries to provide the Discovery Series booklets—available for download and in print! Each booklet addresses essential questions about addiction, identity, and biblical truths, offering compassion, clarity, and a hopeful, Christ-centered perspective for those in recovery or supporting loved ones.
When someone you love is battling addiction, it’s hard to know how to help without losing yourself in the process. My Loved One is Struggling: What Do I Do? offers step-by-step, Christ-centered wisdom for supporting a struggling loved one while staying healthy, grounded, and hopeful. Real recovery stories remind us that with God’s help, freedom is possible.
What does Scripture say about addiction and the struggles that dominate our lives? The Bible and Life-Controlling Issues explores the biblical foundation for understanding life-controlling issues and shows how God’s Spirit brings transformation, healing, and lasting change.
Identity questions sit at the core of every struggle. Who Does Jesus Think You Are? invites readers to explore not who they think they are—but who Jesus declares them to be. Through the lens of the fruit of the Spirit, it reveals how Christ reshapes our identity from the inside out.
Helping others can feel overwhelming, but Jesus shows us the way. Drawing from the parable of the Good Samaritan, Who Is Your Neighbor: Christ’s Command to Help the Hurting unveils simple, practical principles for showing compassion, meeting needs, and serving with Christlike love—one person at a time.
Many assume everyone struggles with “a little addiction,” but when does it become something deeper? Aren’t We All Addicts? traces the biblical story of sin and brokenness to explain the true roots of addiction—and points to Jesus as the only One who can bring real freedom.
Addiction often carries heavy shame—but shame is not the final word. Reducing the Stigma and Shame of Addiction: The Medicine of the Gospel reveals how the hope of the gospel breaks the power of stigma, restores dignity, and brings healing to hearts weighed down by failure, fear, and silence.
