Stubborn AddictionsSample

Why God Allows a Process
Deliverance can happen in an instant, but freedom must be maintained.
If someone is instantly set free but never renews their mind (Romans 12:2), they risk returning to bondage (Luke 11:24–26).
Process teaches discipline:
- Prayer
- Scripture meditation
- Accountability
- Dependence on the Spirit
These ensure freedom becomes a lifestyle, not just an event.
The Mind and Heart Connection
Mind (thoughts): Lies, excuses, and justifications feed the addiction.
Heart (desires/affections): Deep cravings, misplaced loves, or wounds that were never healed often fuel it.
Both must be renewed otherwise, even if behavior changes for a while, the root issue remains.
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About this Plan

Stubborn addictions can feel like chains that refuse to break, leaving you stuck in cycles of defeat. But God’s Word reminds us that freedom is not only possible, it’s promised. This plan will guide you through Scripture and practical steps to show that, no matter how long you’ve struggled, there is a way out. Through the power of Christ, you can experience lasting transformation and walk in true freedom.
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We would like to thank Theodore Esakome for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://www.instagram.com/theodoreesakome
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