The greatest killer of the addicts is pride. "As pride goes up, sobriety goes down". This book teaches us how to recognize it and deal with it effectively using God's Word.

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Attempts to explain exactly what a recovering addict and his or her family will face during every stage of living clean and sober, with information on support groups, family relationships, temptations, and hundreds of questions and answers.

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Even among Christians, psychiatric and emotional problems have been misunderstood. Two licensed psychologists, who are disciples, have written Rejoice Always, a resource that helps unlock some of the mysteries of mental disorders and provides Biblical answers for those seeking spiritual victory.

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When a person attends a Chemical Recovery group, it is best that they do so with their discipling partner or prayer partner or, at least someone from their discipling group. This is done on account of the person bringing them, knows them and can help in the best possible way. Bringing someone through group should be condsidered an honor as it allows us to participate at a time in a persons life when they can see God moving and changing them in a powerful way. It is not, of course, the only time, but often it marks a significant turning point in their walk with Jesus.

A Shepherd Looks At Psalm 23 is by no means a new book, but it is being recommended for CR reading due to it's relevance to both the recovering addict and whoever is taking them through the group. Written by Phillip Keller, once a real shepherd in Africa, it is a moving and inspiring look at Psalm 23. His writing allows the reader to see this beautiful Psalm in a new light while challenging those whose hearts are truly set to imitate Jesus, to re-evaluate their lives and their qualities as a shepherd.

If you only read two books this year. Make one of them, the Bible and A Shepherd Looks At Psalm 23 the other!

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