26-Aug-05 - There are a total of 223 responses on this page (over 240 people submitted their thoughts but some people requested that we not reprint, and some drew only pictures). Please enjoy the responses. The Revelation Generation Concert was an all day Christian Rock Festival. The responses from this page are truely the reflections of their owners, and not that of Hunterdon Drug Awareness Program. To see our responses, click here.

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13-Aug-2005 Revelation Generation Concert - Participant Responses to 'Recovery Begins With ...'

| Winners | Band | Speakers | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M |
| N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |


1st Place and the two 2nd place winners
  • WINNER - Shannon V. - Wanting to make a change and taking action on it. Saying one thing and doing another, is not making a change. Recovery from drugs needs radical change; it requires motivation, be it intrinsic or extrinsic. If the motivation is intrinsic, it is because the person wants a better life. I've only seen people fall deeper into their addictions, never once seen a recovery. Why? Because people are usually too entrenched in their pain. People need hope, if they have hope they can make it. People need love and they need faith. Of faith, hope, and love, the greatest is love, but with all three, recovery can begin.
  • 2nd Place Winner - Lauren B. - You walk down a dark path. Frightened. But still on the wrong road. Desperate. But with nowhere else to go. Unknowing. As the shadow sinks in. Numb. As it destroys you from within. Screaming. As you finally realize. Desparing. As you break down and cry. Hopeful. As you pursue a distant light. Seeing. As it restores your lost site. Understanding. Finally recognizing the mess you're in. Recovering. Recovery begins with recognition.
  • 2nd Place Winner - Dean G. -
    A new beginning.
    A second chance.
    A better life.
    A voiced confession.
    A desire for forgiveness.
    A shed tear.
    A smile and laugh.
    A permanent cleanness.
    A joy overflowing.
    Like I said - Recovery begins with Jesus Christ.
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Revelation Generation Band Responses
  • BarlowGirl -
    Trusting God that He is strong enough.
    Recovery begins with realizing there is a problem & desiring to live a new way.
    Renewing your mind in God's truth. Not going on our "feelings" anymore.
  • Further Seems Forever -
    Trust & Faith.
    Good friends
    A belief in a greater good and belief in yourself and your self worth.
  • The Katinas -
    Recovery begins with confession. Come clean and let Him heal you! It's Awesome!
    Believing that God can heal you of anything ...
    Prayer.
  • Skillet -
    Repentance.
    Peer pressure.
    Total dependence on God to fulfill the longings in your heart!
  • Stellar Kart -
    A change of heart.
    Forgiveness of sin, heart=clean.
    Love, Peace, Hope, Joy ... All of which come from Jesus Christ.
  • Unspoken -
    Jesus Christ.
    The ability to forgive and be forgiven.
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Revelation Generation Speaker Responses
  • Glenn Duncan - Often times, even with professionals in the field, a common mistake is pushing recovery on somebody who is in, or needs to be in, the stage of discovery. One needs to discover a problem exists before they can plot a course of action on how best to recover from that problem.
  • Kurt Shafer - Brokeness, and knowing that you, all by yourself, haven't the power to "Ressurect" from your addiction.
  • Brian Adams - Recognizing that there is a problem.
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A
  • Anonymous - Jesus.
  • Anonymous - Unconditional Love. Love Jesus
  • Anonymous - Confessing your sins asking for help from God to conquer your fears.
  • Anonymous - Recovery begins with believing the Lord Jesus Christ and not being afraid to repent on all of your sins and giving your life to Jesus. Jesus gave His Life for ours. So will you have yours to Him by accepting Him?
  • Anonymous - God choosing you and changing you heart.
  • Anonymous - Realizing something is wrong and doing something to make things better.
  • Anonymous - Wanting to change your ways and start fresh realizing there's a problem.
  • Anonymous - Knowing you are given each day, and only that day. Making this day a caring and sharing day. Do unto others as you would have others do to you.
  • Anonymous - Recovery begins with admitting you have a problem that's needs help!
  • Anonymous - Admitting your problem.
  • Anonymous - Asking for help. Believing in yourself. Having a good support system.
  • Anonymous - Saying you've done wrong and getting forgiveness from God.
  • Anonymous - Change, honesty and hope.
  • Anonymous - When you come upon troubles in your life and all the burdens become too much. When you turn towards drugs, all hope is lost. Stand strong and realize that there is help. Recovery begins with admission of the problem and turning to the one true God for strength. Put all your trust in Him and He will help you understand that He loves you and that will give you hope to turn away from all your wrongdoings.
  • Anonymous - Saving people's lives from drug overdoses.
  • Anonymous - The end in mind. Full recovery equals true joy.
  • Anonymous - Redemption, Repentance.
  • Anonymous - Admission. Admitting that you need direction in your life from a higher power. Admit and let yourself open to allowing the spirit in.
  • Anonymous - When people are kind, forgiving and loving.
  • Anonymous - Admission of my need for help.
  • Anonymous - Prayer. 1st you need to have a will to change. To want to have a better life. 2nd you need to recognize that you need the Lord. 3rd you need to seek help. Find people who can help you. 4th you need to pray for guidance, and for God to help you. Do not think that you aren't good enough to follow God.
  • Anonymous - Admittance.
  • Anonymous - Asking for help. (1)
  • Anonymous - A choice.
  • Anonymous - Strength to make the decision to recover.
  • Anonymous - Knowing that you are loved, accepted and forgiven.
  • Anonymous - Admitting you're powerless in your own self and that you need Jesus and other people to connect and overcome.
  • Anonymous - Hope and will.
  • Anonymous - Asking for help. (2)
  • Anonymous - Admitting defeat. Turning your life over to the idea that you are not in control. Accepting on faith that to put the alcohol/drugs down is the easier way. Though it will be scary and hard, you are loved by God always.
  • Anonymous - Committing yourself to God and asking for forgiveness from him for all of your sins. Then you will have completed the first step of recovery.
  • Anonymous - Realizing that you can't do things alone and that you need God's help.
  • Anonymous - Every spirit within yourself. A touch of love, a breath of hope, and the believing in God that nothing should stop you from making your own steps in life.
  • Anonymous - Opening your heart to the one and only true God. Recieving help that can only come from above. Acknowledge the problem and seek an answer that has been proven.
  • Anonymous - An acceptance and an understanding.
  • Anonymous - Come back better, you were hurt in any way and you become healthy and get better. Recovery is the best thing that can happen to people. They come back, like they were dead and they come back to life. If you were hurt you will think the same thing. If you were in a coma or something and the doctor said there is a very low chance to get better, and a breakthrough comes and you're on your way to recovery. I'm telling you this is the best. Recovery begins with stopping drugs and what wrong you do, and start over by not doing that. There's more to recovery than getting healthy, you can do the wrong thing and want to do better, so you change; that is recovery.
  • Anonymous - Love, God's love. Accepting it, denying it, your choice. Believe ... it's your time ... start over.
  • Anonymous - Helping
  • Anonymous - Intervention, if people don't intervene and try to help the addict, the recovery process can't begin.
  • Anonymous - My nana and papa.
  • Anonymous - A quick upside smack to THE HEAD!
  • Anonymous - Knowing Christ.
  • Anonymous - A kind Christian friend to lead you back to Christ.
  • Anonymous - Jesus, Trusting in Him and letting Him shape you into what He made you for.
  • Anonymous - Surrender to God. Complete surrender. Once one is desperate enough to give it all to God, then he is on the road to recovery. Getting to that point can be hard. It often takes the pain of seeing your family hurt by your addiction. Such things that are valuable to you are the things that help you make the decision that surrender is worth it. When the selfishness of your addiction destroys you life, you realize all the things that were once wonderful. your past can't be changed, but only through God can we change our future. But its only through Him, nothing or no one else. Once we let ourselves in the position of God, we just fall back to where we were. God doesn't want our help, he just wants our humility.
  • Anonymous - Learning by the blood of Jesus to forgive all men. Cutting out any root of bitterness. Learning to love wholely and completely.
  • Anonymous - By allowing Jesus to come into your life and take control of it. Life is good when you've been delivered by the power of Jesus blood.
  • Anonymous - Help from someone who cares about you, or from someone sent by God. No matter what, God will allow you back in and forgive. It's never too late.
  • Anonymous - Jesus loving those He created and dying for those he loved.
  • Anonymous - When you listen to God and hear what he has to say.
  • Anonymous - 1. Starting out good. 2. doing bad things. 3. Getting help like talking to God.
  • Anonymous - Knowing that you're a sinner and let God into your life.
  • Anonymous - The knowledge & understanding that I am not bound by my past. Yes, I may be a "product of my envioronment" - but I can grow past negative experiences & habits by remembering that each day is New. I am a New creation in Him!! The knowledge of God is a 1st step - when I realize I am his wonderful creation, I will begin to Live that way! There is no condemnation in Christ, Jesus. Amen.
  • Anonymous - Filling in the missing parts. Jesus = Life of Life.
  • Anonymous - Jesus! He is the one who can truely help you recover. This is the fact because he loves us and died for the forgiveness of sin. He loves everyone!
  • Anonymous - 1) GOD, knowing that his son came down from heaven, to free us from sins. Read His word and you will know the truth and the truth will set you free. 2) Fellowship with believers so you can be encouraged and you can encourage others. 3) Keep on praying.
  • Anonymous - Asking Christ into your life.
  • Anonymous - Praying for help from God, and working toward the goal.
  • Anonymous - Admitting that you sinned and asking Jesus for forgiveness.
  • Anonymous - Being honest with yourself. Believing in yourself.
  • Grace A. - When you give your whole heart, sould & mind; you surrender all to Jesus, and serve him with a humble heart.
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B
  • Joe B. - A surrendered Heart to Jesus Christ, He is the ultimate healer of our souls. When our Hearts are healed, we can be free. Free to live life to the fullest.
  • Mary B. - God, reading his word, trusting him to fill you.
  • Chris & Josh B. - Realize something is wrong that you can't fix it yourself. Understanding to God you need to belong. Don't put the problem on the shelf. Go to your knees and scream out to Jesus. Let go of your broken life. Share the choice to change with people like us. We'll help you throw God's word and make it through the strife. There is hope, it's found above. It is only found through Jesus' love.
  • Nate B. - Asking Jesus into your heart and with his help, desire to quit your addiction, so that you may serve Him better as his child.
  • Jessie B. - Jesus in your life and a good bible church.
  • Jade B. - Faith in Jesus Christ. Realizing that you have a problem.
  • Laura B. - Believing in yourself, caring more for people than for wealth. Loving life for what it is, not what you think it should be. Trusting God that His love will see you through ... and don't forget His book is alive and how he speaks to you from above.
  • Marisa B. - Realizing. Faith. Courage. God's help. Strong will.
  • Joel B. - Love.
  • Cindi B. - Prayer.
  • Courtney B. - Righting a wrong. Recovery starts with care.
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C
  • Brittney C. - Admitting you have a problem.
  • Megan C. - Your strong faith and determination in Christ. With prayer ... Focus on the goal of Recovering ... Believe in God's transformation in your life!
  • Jeff C. - Admitting Jesus Christ is your only hope 2 survive in this world.
  • Michelle C. - With admitting there is a problem and wanting to make a change! You can't do it alone, ask Jesus, He can help you do everything! He can change your life.
  • Elizabeth C. - Faith in the Lord and yourself.
  • Jerry C. - Pure mind in God's eyes with yourself too. think with mind and soul.
  • Matthew C. - Life.
  • Brian C. - www.hdap.org
  • Nancy C. - Knowing you can't do it yourself. Help!! Next step is God.
  • Karey C. - Having faith in yourself that you know that you will be able to get through all the tears and screaming and playing the silent game. Because in the end, it's all worth it.
  • Mel C. - People reaching out offering love and time, haivng a person realize that some one cares and that they have some one to count on. Best of all to have them know they have a Father in heaven who will never leave them or forsake them. That there is no problem big or small that He can't understand or help them with.
  • David C. - "R" (David, for the win!)
  • Christie C. - Admitting you have a problem. Finding out why you ever even started. Giving your life up.
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D
    Stephanie D. - God and my family, and the special people around me.
  • Danielle D. - Coming clean before our Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ. He loves us unconditionally, and will forgive us, and help us to make daily changes & improvements in our lives. So smile, Jesus loves ya!
  • Melissa D. - Understanding problems is knowing what's wrong in life. Knowing how to fix it and admitting what's wrong. Excepting that you do have problems.
  • Sadi D. - Knowing that: I can't do it alone, God can restore me, and will if I let Him.
  • Beatrice D. - Recovery begins with faith. Faith in yourself to accpet the change in your life.
  • Michael D. - 1. Stop denying there is a problem. 2. A willing to surrender and make a change in your life. 3. Making real changes, like friends, habits, "likes". 4. Finding peace.
  • Jay D. - A discovery --> discovering and admitting the problem to yourself.
  • Jesiah D. - Injury. (hey Jesiah's got his own website!)
  • Same D. - The will power to overcome a "triumph". No matter how big or small.
  • Tanya D. - Realizing that every action you do has consequences and affects more people than you know. A problem can cause worry in everyone around you, while a smile can spread happiness around the world!
  • Kelsey D. - Understanding your problem. You need to know what you need to get help on. Support is very important. Family and friends need to support and understand what you're going through. There are things people can help with. Understanding and support goes a long way.
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E
  • Amanda E. - Accepting God into you life and making Him #1. Admitting there is a problem.
  • Ryan E. - Remembrance ... relevance ... and reaching out. All are precious in His sight. Hope starts with a spark of Light.
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F
  • Caroline F. - Asking forgiveness for all my sins, and asking God to help my new life begin. Die to my own desire ... Living my life for someone much higher. Let the Lord Jesus Christ, reshape and mold my life.
  • Ariana F. - God.
  • David F. - Asking God for forgiveness and letting Him into your heart.
  • Frans F. - Help from others and from God. Knowing what you will be like when it's all over and living that now in faith.
  • Ed F. - The love of someone else. Letting someone know they are valued, that they are loved by God, by family, and friends. So when you feel valued it helps restore the fight in you for the long battle ahead.
  • Faith F. - Deepening your faith in God, that He will supply all your needs and that He is the answer.
  • Amber F. - Accepting you have a problem and taking steps to help yourself.
  • Carey F. - Making up your mindto just say satan I win you lose!
  • Jim F. - Admitting you have a problem.
  • John F. - A praying family, the church reaching out, and the holy spirits conviction. Then you decide to obey the leading of the Lord into repentence.
  • Amy F. - Learning to love yourself. Letting others love you! Knowing we all deserve a CHANCE to Live & Love!
  • Rachelle F. - The first step of recovery begins with talking to someone about it, and admitting that you need help.
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G
  • Calyn G. - The realization that you can do nothing without Jesus Christ! Only then can we move forward instead of backward in this back sliding world. God can give us the peace we need.
  • Sarah G. - Finding your inner self and believing that there is always a rainbow after it rains and to know that it is never ever too late to try and get help!
  • Rebecca G. - Love. A helping hand. A friend. GOD. Peace.
  • Brittany and Ian G. - Support from family members and God in order to give you strength to redirect your life towards health and happiness.
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H
  • Caitlyn H. - Entering your life to Jesus, and loving, caring to the Lord.
  • Colleen H. - The love and care of the Lord.
  • Jeremy H. - Admitting you were powerless over drugs/alcohol and ask God to remove all obsessions.
  • Javon H. - Realizing what you are doing is wrong and to do your best to stay away from what you know is wrong.
  • Sean H. - Admitting that you have a problem and need help.
  • Lisa H. - Jesus.
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I
  • I -
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J
  • Nichole J. - Repent.
  • Jwissa J. - Receiving God as your Lord and savior & enjoying His love and care! It also begins with giving it all to worship God & loving others as you would love God because we are all created in God's image! Don't forget ... God loves you unconditionally and he will perform miracles in your life!
  • Chris J. - By going to church or a doctor, or telling people that it is bad.
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K
  • Katie K. - Asking for help with recognizing your problem, asking God for forgiveness, and asking for sujpport and guidance as you recover. Ask for prayer!
  • Scott K. - Knowing that I am unable to make the change myself, and that God only could take the addiction & desire from me. Once that change in my heart occurred, He was able to start the process of molding and shaping me into the child He wants me to be. Thank God, He loved/loves me enough to scacrifice for me.
  • Alex K. - Realizing that you have a problem, knowing that it can be fixed and you can change your ways. You have to want to change. Just know that there are always people willing to help you; you just have to be willing to help yourself. Reach up and you'll never be let down!
  • Tammie K. - Communication of all your feelings, good, bad or just so so. They are all important and talking helps you deal and helps others to know how to help ...
  • Joe K. - Stoping bad habits. Let got into your life by praying and letting go and let God. Have good fellowship and have gratitude in everything.
  • Jenn K. - Knowing ther's a problem, wanting to be better, and willing to do anything that you can do to recover. Willing to receive help from someone.
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L
  • Reina L. - A hug, and lots of prayer, fasting, faith, and vision, plenty of vision.
  • Deborah L. - Brokeness ... only wehen we give ourselves completely to God can we hope to come back to Him and be renewed.
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M
  • Lauren M. - The heart. Once you give your heart 2 Jesus you will have no more worries. he will bear all the pain u can't. he will be your strength when you feel like you can't go on. Just believe and He will be there. Prfay and your prayers will be answered without any hesitation. All you have 2 do is give Him your heart.
  • Sam M. - Asking Jesus Christ for help recovering & for forgiveness.
  • Drew M. - A talk with a pastor, or the Lord.
  • Joe M. - Faith in God and forgiveness.
  • Nicholas M. - R - Realizing you have a problem. E - Eager to resist temptations. H - Having others to help you. A - Admitting to Jesus. B - Break away from the wrong crowds and follow Jesus.
  • Paul M. - Jesus Christ, He was there, when the world needed him. He saved our sins, by scraficing his life, and rising again. By showing us hope, he gave us joy. He gave us the things we need to recover with.
  • Andi M. - Coming to Christ & praying for help and forgiveness. You can't do it on your own. Through Jesus Christ is the only way to be truley healed.
  • Nora M. - It means that God loves us so much, he gave us a second chance to where we can be a new creation. Recovery means that chance has been taken and completed.
  • Montel - What starts alcohol and drug addiction is stress and lonliness, and what prevents it is community centers and rehabilitation centers.
  • Amanda M. - I hope my grandfather's eye and leg recover because I love him.
  • Sara M. - God and His Word! And you believing that He died for your sins.
  • Samantha M. - Loving yourself enought to stop your addiction.
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N
  • Dan N. - You on your knees, and Him with open arms.
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O
  • Ed O. — ... the grace & peace of Father God. The blood & forgiveness of Jesus the Son. The holiness & resurrection power of the Spirit, and the support & fellowship of the Church Body.
  • Mike O. - recovery begins with, continues with, and is finished by Jesus! Recovery is possible because REDEMPTION was purchased.
  • Maria O. - Relying on the Lord Jesus Christ for an abundant life, knowing that you cannot do anything without His strength. God Bless you guys at HDAP!
  • Arielle O. - Jesus. You can't do anything without him.
  • Valarie O. - Asking the Lord to forgive you and to trust that He will get you through.
  • Tim O. - You can't spell "Recovery" without "R" and "R"!
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P
  • Ashley P. - The realization of a potential problem. Taking a strong hold on your life and making the decision to do a total 180 "turn around". Then focusing your life on improving your daily wlk so it doesn't occur again! Prayer can change lives! God Bless.
  • Stephanie P. - Recovery begins with realizing that you cannot change on your own! You need the Lord to start the change in you.
  • Peter P. - Recovery begins with mental and physical help. Also the help of friends. Your mind has to think Quit Using!!
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Q
  • Tiyana Q. - A wake up call ... plus a willingness to sureender everything. Less of you, more of Him.
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R
  • Betty R. - Admitting we are powerless + recognizing God is not. Being willing to turn our life & will over to Him.
  • Chelsea R. - Praying to God & convincing that we are not perfect. But He is.
  • Cara R. - Believing you are NOT a failure & that, with Jesus, you can effect change in your life!!
  • Michael R. - Unconditional Love!!! Just look up and you'll find it.
  • Felipe R. - A free choice ...
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S
  • Stephanie S. - The love that Jesus gives us. And how much He really does care!! Because our God is an awesome God.
  • Stephanie Sc. - R - Redemptions. E - Eternal Life. C - Christ. O - Old man leaving, new man coming. V - Victory over evil. E - Everlasting Love. R - Realization of your problem. Y - You.
  • Jennifer S. - Praying - to develop a relationship with God & reading the bible, to know & understand God.
  • Dave S. - Finding a group of people that can come along side you and support you, keeping you accountable and showing you Christ's love.
  • Darionel S. - The words "I need to be recovered". Once you excepted that you can now reach out for help. Recovery is found in Christ. If we surrender to Him, He promises to give us a new heart with new desires.
  • Brad S. - Salvation. Give yourself to Christ!
  • Elaine S. - We live one life here on Earth, but with Jesus we live in a never ending life. Live loud and stand up for what you believe in because He lives forever ...
  • Rubekah S. - God's love when it is shown through believers. I have family members that are drug addicts and all that they need is someone to show them that they care about them. Even more to be shown that there is someone who will love them no matter what they do. He will be their Father if they are fatherless; a friend to the friendless. He is the cure for the addict and the answer to the question. He is God, He is Love.
  • Michael S. - Giving up your life as being unmanagable without your higher power and accepting you can't change the past. Then going on with confidence that you can live one day at a time without drugs or alcohol.
  • Thea S. - You Hitting Rockbottom. Not your friends or family once you realize that drugs are not the answer. With God's will you will be able to overcome. There is nothing that the Lord cannot do.
  • Sara S. - Clinic.
  • Jason S. - Hope. Hope of being saved. Hope of being clean. Hope of being part of God.
  • John S. - Brokeness.
  • Jackie S. - Best friends, family and the power of God. Asking God for forgiveness and His help and power to get you through this tough time.
  • Ashley S. - Faith.
  • Hannah S. - Love and faith in God.
  • David Sc. - Stepping out and admitting your problems. Working through it with friends. Recieving the love of Jesus.
  • Ethleen S. - Admittance of your faults and acknowledgin that you can't do it alone, but only by willingness and grace.
  • English S. - Learning that Jesus loves U!!
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T
  • Samantha T. - The knowledge that God is in control. Then the weight will begin to rise. As you regain your posture, you will notice the Light of Christ enter back into your eyes. Life will not seem to be so hopeless, becuase in Christ to go on you have a reason. Just know you are held fast in your Father's grasp, because He will only let this be for a season! Shake off the chains! In Christ you are free! Just hang your shackles on His cross - leave with Him your pains. Then you will rejoice with Jesus for an eternity.
  • Jennie T. - An encounter with the living God who reveals Himself in physical form through a person bold enough, humble enough, and committed enough to confront darkness with light, and hopelessness with a future and a hope. Believe.
  • Matt T. - Jesus Christ and Truth. Jesus Christ is God so anything is possible when you include Him in your life. He can heal anything, any disease. Recovery begins with Truth because you can heal something as soon as you acknowledge it.
  • Josh T. - Jesus Christ. My youth pastor said that change had to begin with Jesus. How can we expect to recover from anything without Jesus? I think that it's God that allows us to recover. He helps us. It's easy to recover and change from something with Jesus & God & the Holy Spirit by our sides, and inside of us. With Jesus' strength, the ultimate strength, we can do anything. We just need to surrender to Jesus & God, and just trust them and let them in.
  • Joanna T. - Realizing that Jesus is the only way to get to heaven, and realizing that Jesus is the one and only Lord.
  • Eric T. - Realizing you have a problem.
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  • U -
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V
  • V -
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W
  • Nick W. - Prayer and faith, love, hope and encouragement. Trusting in the Lord.
  • Genny W. - Jesus. Saying yes to the one who has plans for you ... Plans for your well being and not for your harm.
  • Mark W. - A relationship With Jesus Christ. Without this relationship with our heavenly doctor, counselor, and friend we lack the truths that can heal. All our efforts are just that, our efforts.
  • Pastor Mike W. (Director, Addictions Recovery Ministries - Americas Keswick) - Not achieving sobriety, but transformation through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. 1. Confess 2. Believe 3. Receive 4. Achieve!
  • Sally W. - Realizing Jesus paid in all & seeking Him with your whole heart.
  • Aaron W. - The Lord.
  • Linda W. - Realizing the shackless we let control us, and allowing mind, body & spirit to connect with God and inner wisdom, bringing peace, comtentment and purposeful living.
  • Wendy W. - Acknowledgement and acceptance of the problem and a willingness to want to change.
  • Doc W. - Accpetance.
  • Zach W. - Quiet and rest.
  • Meredith W. - Surrender. Realize that you are the only one person, that you can't stand alone. You need Him to breathe because you're absolutely aware that you're useless if you continue alone. And all hope comes from Him alone!
  • Chance W. - Recovery begins with Faith. Do not be sad, do not be ashamed. In God's eyes there's nobody to blame. Don't let sinful things get in your way. Keep faith in God and you'll be O.K. Troubles and trials may appear, but remember this, God's still here. Don't look at the things you can't afford because recovery begins with the Lord.
  • Mitch W. - God.
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Y
  • Amy Y. - Love your true friends, family, and Jesus.
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Z
  • Maria Z. - Jesus Christ.
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Hunterdon Drug Awareness Program, Inc.
8 Main Street, Suite 7
Flemington, NJ 08822
Phone: 1-908-788-1900
Fax: 1-908-788-3836
info@hdap.org
Glenn Duncan, Executive Director