A.D. To God Be the Glory

Addiction is a very real problem and has touched the lives of far too many families in one way or another. So many people and their families suffer through all of the fallout that this problem delivers to their doorsteps. Issues with pain, anger, hurt, bitterness, rejection, and the feeling of worthlessness are at the core of this issue. Families continually struggle to cope, support, and help their loved ones suffering with addiction.Many times, the legal system and programs fail to foster any long-lasting solutions. Real recovery generally feels so impossible. Hopes feel temporal, as momentary success only leads to rebounding, repeated, familiar failures. Families raise their hands in futile desperation. The void runs so deep within this population of people scrambling to find peace and hope. And unfortunately, they habitually search for their answers and explanations in all the wrong places.However . . . What if, there truly was real help out there? What if there really was a real solution? What if there was a place that gave a direction and guidance that would be long-lasting? What if true harmony could be found? What if a loved one's life could be saved . . . before it's too late?In BC: 60 Minutes from Hell, the struggle of one man is shared. His pains, his struggle for sobriety and the fallout upon those who shared the journey with him. In AD: To God Be the Glory, the story continues. Can answers be found? Can families be healed? Can there really be something that fills the void? If drugs and alcohol are not the answer, what is?Faith, properly directed, can fill the void! Hope is there for the taking. Healing can be had. Love can be restored.