Starting over. It’s not easy and it’s messy, but it’s possible!
Authentic Truths~Stepping Out
Podcast-I Love You, No Matter What
Parents of loved ones in addiction often face, ridicule, shame, and guilt for the decisions they make in their lives. People on the outside don’t know the full story and often believe they know better. We know that recovery comes easier for those seeking it when they have a support system and continued connection to their family. However, it doesn’t always work that way. This episode is to bring awareness for the lack of empathy that parents face and support to those in need. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow along. Thank you for your support.
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Their Addiction~My Journey: “Unplugged from Me”
"In the madness of intrusive addiction behavior, I collapsed. Year after year, the plagues of turmoil swept over routines like a tsunami, overwhelming everything I knew." Addiction severs ties we never see. My rock bottom came after I unplugged from myself.
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Christian Nationalism
The only one who has something to gain by keeping people from revival is SATAN.
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Authentic Truths~Charlie Kirk’s Memorial
Gather today and pray for peace and comfort.
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Whispers of a Mother’s Heart~The Missing
We breathe through the madness. We search high and low. We call every number, text every stranger, message every contact. We send unread notes to our loved ones and pour love and hope into the silence.
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Faith Fueled Authentic Truths: Sin Exists, Like it or Not
Jesus lived his life for one purpose- the tremendous tragedy of the cross and rising to come. He was our Savior. How do you convey this fact without explaining our sin? I dare you to try.
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Their Addiction~My Journey: Addiction Momma
“It’s not a disconnection. It’s a reconnection with better wires.”
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Authentic Truths- A Reckoning
Because I do what I don't want to do in hopes of having things my way.
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Their Addiction ~My Journey- The Double Life
This is a double life. Battling sorrow and grief of someone who still lives, and beaming with positive energy as I move forward. I don’t pretend, I’m not wearing a temporary mask with a drawn on smile. I choose joy.
Lisa @ Authentic Truths 