Frank Billman | 12.17.17
Frank Billman, one of our recovery pastors brings his experience working with alcoholics and addicts to bear on the path every one of us must take to recovery in its most universal sense: sobriety certainly, but freedom from all the addictive obsessions and compulsions that keep us mired in recurring and debilitating choices, behaviors, and thought processes. Illustrated with scripture and structured around the 12 Steps of AA, understood from a spiritual point of view, the path to recovery and transformation–Jesus’ Way to the Father–stands out in sharp relief.
Frank Billman, one of our recovery pastors brings his experience working with alcoholics and addicts to bear on the path every one of us must take to recovery in its most universal sense: sobriety certainly, but freedom from all the addictive obsessions and compulsions that keep us mired in recurring and debilitating choices, behaviors, and thought processes. Illustrated with scripture and structured around the 12 Steps of AA, understood from a spiritual point of view, the path to recovery and transformation–Jesus’ Way to the Father–stands out in sharp relief.
