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Food triggers
It’s a Real Recovery first! George gives his first, and maybe last, movie review, as he fills us in on the movie, Son of God. Bill Arnold and George Fraser cover another recovery step and tie it into this episode’s topic of food addiction and eating disorders. Dr. Rhona Epstein joins the guys to talk about her book, Food…
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Approval addiction
The desire for validation is one of the strongest motivating forces known to man.
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Justice Fellowship
Craig DeRoche, President of Justice Fellowship, joins Bill and George to talk to share his own story of recovery amidst living a high-profile life, and Craig gives the inside track on what Justice Fellowship is doing to help reform the criminal justice system and make communities safer. Justice Fellowship Image: Flickr…
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Christian Recovery
Paul Walser shares how it took a near-death experience to get his attention, but eventually, Jesus changed his life.
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Christian recovery
"If you're a Christian, you're in recovery," but what does that really mean? How do you really live that out?
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ReLeasT Ministries
Steve and Diane Collins to share their own stories of living the criminal life, ending up in prison, and how Jesus set them free.
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Struggles with food
Faith Radio Morning's very own PK joins Bill and George and shares about her own struggles with food.
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More From Jeff Allen on Real Recovery
We welcome back comedian Jeff Allen, who tells us more of his story of recovery from drugs and alcohol — and the forgiveness Jesus brings. Jeff Allen Part 2…
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He walks into the room. You immediately notice. Something about him draws you. He pulls you into conversation and commands the attention of the people around you. You walk away and think, “I like him and enjoyed his company.”
Break the complaining habit
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