This class finished the Christian Families in Recovery Workbook focusing on the Family Plan found in Chapter 12. This is imperative information for a family to use as they attempt to walk into a new design and the detailed nature of true and lasting change within the guidelines of boundaries.
This class covers the topics of recovery, redemption and change. Even as the hope of restoration is made possible, there are many different aspects that need to be considered. Recovery will bring awkward change, and planning and preparing for this reality is vital. This class covers Chapters 8-11, but we encourage additional resources for Chapter
This class focuses Chapters 5-7. It educates what happens when the family system comes under the influence of destructive behaviors. By default, families will adapt and take on roles to compensate. Often this is done with good intentions, but the results can be devastating. This class can reveal and expose difficult truths, but with the focus
This class looks at Chapters 1-4 and identifies with the addict and the family members the true nature of addiction. It will cover addiction from a physical, emotional and spiritual perspective, using the framework of God’s love, but His ferocious desire for the addict’s release from bondage. Do you need some additional encouragement? We’ve included
In my years working in recovery and dealing with the many different scenarios that arise, I feel that spiritual warfare is the most misunderstood. Perhaps this is the area where people are most vulnerable to the enemy’s attempts to keep them from living out freedom. I certainly don’t say that provoke fear, but to be
We made it! This is our last and final class of A House that Grace Built. And this class puts everything in perspective. Eternity isn’t oftentimes the conversation piece we want to have, but in the Kingdom, it is everything. We simply can’t make sense of this world without the proper view. This class sought