Alcoholism Recovery & Treatment

“Jesus, please help me with my addiction.”

Then hold your breath. I asked Him for five years to make me not gay. Apparently he wasn’t listening.

Ask him to deliver you to a shrink.

you just pray talk to God as though he is right there cause he is and you can overcome this

I wouldn’t put my hopes on a non-existent being. You can help yourself a lot by thinking things through. For example, think about what you really want to do in life, look at the world and see that you’re already well off, think whether alcohol can really bring happiness, stuff like that.

I hope you get well soon.

Just simply pray and have others pray. Then you need to take action to try and stop drinking. On depression it depends on what kind whether your just depressed because things aren’t going your way (selfishness) or you have something seriously wrong with your chemicals in you body. (not to sure i buy into that, but i don’t rule it out.)

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just tell him like if you were talking to your best friend!! ask him to take away (you name it). but don’t let Jesus do all the work, you have to put of yourself, he’ll make you new if you seek him, the more you seek him in prayer the more benefits you’ll get!! Let me tell you that this can be a process, but don’t look back!! blessing

read his word and seek counseling with other people that had been thru what you’re going thru now, this can help a lot!!

If you ask him for the ability to ‘fly’ don’t expect your arms to grow.

You’ll probably have to buy a plane ticket. ( go to AA.)

Thanks For Your Question

Well first you could ask God not Jesus peace be upon him because God is the only one capable of helping you

second, when you are asking God be so sure that he is listening and believe that he is there and also believe that he will guide you and helping you because without believing in these things there is no use of praying, so if you did that and you truly felt that he is there and he will help you…he will

First, depression is almost always a result of alcoholism. Alcohol is a depressant, and those who drink excessively become depressed. (This isn’t to mean that all people with depression are drinkers, but that those who drink become depressed.)

I’ve known many alcoholic Christians, and I’ve not met one yet, who was a true alcoholic, who was able to stop with church alone. It may be possible, but I’ve not met such a person.

The best cure I’ve found for alcoholism is Alcoholics Anonymous. It is a program of spirituality which encourages communion with your God (Your definition of God, as the program teaches no specific doctrine).

Millions of people have been able to put down alcohol for 24 hours a day. I’ve met people sober for more than 50 years.

It’s simple, but not easy. Alcoholism is a chronic disease, won’t go away, but you will be able to treat it effectively, just like any other chronic disease.

I hope you won’t take the advice of some of those above me. Jesus isn’t dead, He’s VERY much alive. And wants to help you.

First of all, Jesus only answers and helps those that are called God’s children. I pray you can say that you have been saved.

If you are a child of God, He can help you out. Surrender to Him and ask for His help. That’s all there is to it. Don’t expect immediate results. It could take much longer than you expect. He doesn’t want to get you out of it…He wants to get you through it. So allow Him to test you, if that’s what He might be doing. Lean on Him and let Him guide you every step of the way. Get in His word, and spend time with Him just talking. It will make your life so much more abundant and He will fill you with overflowing joy. He wants to help you, you just gotta be willing.

You’re in my prayers! my email address is kamh5891@yahoo.com if you ever need anybody to talk to! =]

Hey, I really think you should check out Alcoholic’s Anonymous, their meetings, and their “Big Book” (it’s really not that big) or other similar 12-step programs.

I know some people going through that process, it does involve God, and it’s amazing how much they’ve been able to stay sober, and how much happier they seem these days.

Good luck

Just come to Him honestly in prayer and ask for His assistance and guidance, then take some action yourself, go to a group, therapy, something, supplementing it all with prayer to God to keep you strong and help you perservere

The Scripture says, “Pray without ceasing.” I know that that’s an extremely short answer, but praying in all sincerity and doing what you’re told by doctors and such is the beginning.