Real Recovery

Bill and George invite Marvin Seppala, Hazelton Betty Ford's Chief Medical Officer, to tell the incredible story of how he went from alcohol and addiction at age 12, to Chief Medical Officer.

Bill and George invite their friend Terry to share his story about recovery.

Bill and George welcome their friend Lyla, who tells her story of going through a marriage where alcoholism was the focus of everything, until she truly reached to God and found a new life.

Bill and George speak with their friend Jim about his story of redemption, and how easy it is to blame everything in our lives for our troubles, rather than ourselves.

Bill and George bring their friend Matt the bodybuilder to discuss battling alcoholism.

Bill and George welcome Tim Walsh to discuss how the path of addiction turns directly toward a criminal lifestyle. His friend Troy, who turned from that path through through Teen Challenge, tells us how God brought him through that change.

Dr. Tim Walsh, vice president at MN Adult and Teen Challenge, joins Bill and George to discuss brain transformation and how the feeding of the mind can help re-route the neural pathways.

Keith A. joins Bill and George to share how, through many trials, God met him at his time of need even when he doubted himself.

How addiction affects the family: Pam's story.

Continuing the powerful testimony of Jason's recovery from alcohol, along with special guest Baylor from Redemption House.

Pam Lundell from the 98.5 KTIS morning show shares candidly about her late husband, John, who passed away in 2005 from an accidental overdose.

Brock's story reveals how addiction is a "worship disorder," and why real recovery means turning our focus away from ourselves, and back to Christ.

Matt, a recovering alcoholic, shares how exercise -  "bring the body, the mind will follow" - helps his recovery.

Bill and George welcome Greg Lowry as he shares how studying the Bible is key to recovering from an addiction.

Chris' addiction had put him in the ICU, but God didn't want his story to end there. Today, as Chris says, he's "lost his judgment card" when it comes to judging others, and instead, he's loving those who are where he used to be.

Brian used to feel in control, but as he says, the moment he started using, he lost all control.

Russ had a 'wake-n-bake' habit that turned into a meth habit that turned into prison. But a simple conversation - someone having the boldness to ask Russ about his spiritual life - led to a new life for Russ.