B-FREE FROM ADDICTION
FIND FREEDOM IN JESUS
Do you struggle with addiction? Are you tired of living the way you are living? Do you want help that only comes from Jesus? If you answered yes to any of these questions, we offer a program that will help you.
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Testimonies
Bro. Denny & Sis. Kayla Begay
Bro. Denny: I first tried alcohol in middle school to fit in with the group and to deal with the grief of losing close loved ones. Little did I know it was a step down a dark path that led to addiction and trouble with law enforcement. What started with excitement, fun and relaxation, soon turned to have a hold on my life, ending jobs and relationships. It was a downward spiral, I ended up homeless and hopeless with nowhere to turn, so I turned to drugs and alcohol. I knew my life was a disaster, but I never believed there was more to what I had been through; court systems, incarcerations, drug and alcohol counseling, and group therapy. None of it seemed to work for me and I was stuck in a cycle. My sister would tell me about a man named Jesus who could change hearts and give hope to the hopeless. I was tired of the life I was living. I read in the Bible, Matthew 11:28 "Come to Me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest." (NLT) I started a journey to seek a meaningful life. I had started attending church services with my sister and her family, eager to learn more about Jesus. On January 17, 2014, I received the gift of the Holy Ghost and 2 days later on January 19th, I was baptized in the wonderful name of Jesus Christ. I still had my ups and downs, but I had a new strength that only Jesus could give. Jesus was and still is my strength 10 years later! I have been delivered from drugs and alcohol and I am living my life every day to serve Jesus, alongside my wife of 5 years. I am thankful that Jesus loved me enough to pull me from my addictions and gave me new life. Psalm 30:11 "You have turned for me my mourning into dancing; You have put off my sackcloth and clothed me with gladness." (NKJV)
Sis. Kayla: I was raised in a Christian home and from a young age I was taught how dangerous addictions can become. I became a young adult and found myself living 2 separate lives. I was one person in public and another person with my family. In curiosity, I began to look at pornography and soon found myself down a dark path. I was able to hide it from my family, but I knew I couldn't hide it from God. I thought I could "handle it" on my own and for a few years I wasn't tempted to look. I met my boyfriend (who is now my husband) and we started going to church. Things were going good until a car accident changed our entire lives. I had many broken bones and on top of all the physical pain, I found out I had suffered a miscarriage. I was discharged from the hospital and after every surgery I was given narcotic painkillers. To deal with the physical and emotional pain, I quickly became addicted to prescription painkillers and found myself fighting my addiction to pornography. I felt like I had failed God and didn't see myself worth anything. These addictions were ruining my marriage and relationships with my family. I began to cut myself and ultimately attempted suicide. It was in the psych ward in the hospital when I came to the realization that even though I was raised in church, I still needed Jesus. I repented in that hospital room and when I was released, I made up my mind that these addictions weren't going to hold me back. I began to go to church, not out of obligation, but with a hunger to turn my life around. I had tried doing it on my own but still fell short. It was when I fully surrendered to Jesus that He began to take the temptations away and gave me a strength that I never had before. I know that without Jesus in my life I would not be here today, and I give Him all the thanks for saving me when He did. Romans 5:8 "But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (NKJV)