| Author: | Chaplain Mitchell Green | ISBN: | 9781475948547 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | September 25, 2012 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chaplain Mitchell Green |
| ISBN: | 9781475948547 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | September 25, 2012 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
This inspirational memoir shares one man's journey through addiction, recovery, and the eventual realization that God is his savior.
Mitchell Green has been to hell and back. For more than thirty years, demonic forces intertwined within him, tearing his life apart, testing his sanity, and destroying every good thing he ever found, created, or was given. In his moving testimony, Green shares his inspiring life story of addiction and of the glorious heights to which a soul has the potential to riseeven after its descent into darkness.
In his candid portrayal of life before, during, and after addiction, Green recalls sitting in drug dens, his face sunken, skin ashen, eyes wild, and pumping cocaine into his systemall while wondering where he would find the money for his next hit. Most of all, Green remembers running. But when he was charged with assault during a robbery, the running stoppedat least for the next eleven years. As Green shares the challenging journey of his recovery, he describes the joyless process that it became until the voice of a loving God spoke to his suffering soul and revealed his true identity.
The Gods of Addiction is an inspirational story about the power of the gods of addiction to destroy lives and the power of God to save them.
This inspirational memoir shares one man's journey through addiction, recovery, and the eventual realization that God is his savior.
Mitchell Green has been to hell and back. For more than thirty years, demonic forces intertwined within him, tearing his life apart, testing his sanity, and destroying every good thing he ever found, created, or was given. In his moving testimony, Green shares his inspiring life story of addiction and of the glorious heights to which a soul has the potential to riseeven after its descent into darkness.
In his candid portrayal of life before, during, and after addiction, Green recalls sitting in drug dens, his face sunken, skin ashen, eyes wild, and pumping cocaine into his systemall while wondering where he would find the money for his next hit. Most of all, Green remembers running. But when he was charged with assault during a robbery, the running stoppedat least for the next eleven years. As Green shares the challenging journey of his recovery, he describes the joyless process that it became until the voice of a loving God spoke to his suffering soul and revealed his true identity.
The Gods of Addiction is an inspirational story about the power of the gods of addiction to destroy lives and the power of God to save them.
