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Are you a Christian struggling with sinful addiction, depression, anxiety, anger, fear? What can you do to change your thinking and become more focused on Christ? How can you find true joy in Christ and finally repent of all that hinders your walk with Him? There are things you can and should be doing daily to help you focus and stay focused on the Lord. There is a way to renew the mind so you are free from sinful toxic thinking and instead have your mind filled with the glorious truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ. It seems for so long the gospel has been watered down, compromised, put on the back burner by much of the modern Church that many Christians have no idea of the true power we have through the proclamation of the gospel, through God's word, by the power of the Holy Spirit. The gospel of Jesus Christ is the only true and lasting way out of the sin of addiction. The secular recovery industry may help the addicted get sober, but the core issue of sin remains. There is no true, lasting, eternal peace and freedom outside of a relationship with Jesus Christ, and the way to Jesus Christ is through the uncompromised proclamation of the gospel. The Way Ministry Links:   The Way Radio: TheWayRadio.net   The Way Ministry Church: TheWayR122.org   RecoveryReformation: RecoveryReformation.org   Youtube: The Way Ministry Church Channel   Email: Chad@TheWayR122.org

My son Wyatt and I just returned from three weeks working to establish The Way Ministry Church Kenya. Before we left on this trip I was confronted through an email with the possibility I had made a severe error in judgment and that I may be taking my son and me into a situation of grave danger. This was the most fearful trial I have endured. It brought me to the end of my strength in faith, and I was mentally and emotionally spent. But God works in mysterious ways and He had a plan...

Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. - Matthew 6:19-21   For lukewarm Christians, worldliness is often veiled even from themselves, because for so many years the Church has been striving to sell a compromise between the gospel and the world. The Purpose Driven and Seeker Sensitive movements are built on this error.   God will give us our portion each day. If we use it in thankfulness we glorify God. If we store it up as a worldly possession it spoils and becomes a snare and a curse.

Is Alcoholics Anonymous biblical? Was AA started by Christians? Does AA contradict Christianity and the gospel of Jesus Christ? The book Alcoholics Anonymous is the Bible of the AA program. Let's hold its teachings up to the light of scripture and see if the teachings of AA are in agreement with or contradict Christian doctrine.

  Drinking started out as a cool thing to do. Cocaine use started out as a cool thing – it was seen as such in the '80s. It ended up as a horrible nightmare, desperate and hopeless. I dove into Alcoholics Anonymous, completely believing that “Those who do not recover are people who cannot or will not completely give themselves to this simple program, usually men and women who are constitutionally incapable of being honest with themselves” (Alcoholics Anonymous, Chap 5, Pg 58). As I studied the Word I began to see how severely misled I had been through Alcoholics Anonymous and all of the other false teachings I had been drawn into. I came to see that AA is in direct contradiction to the gospel of salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. "From Your precepts I get understanding; Therefore I hate every false way." - Psalm 119:104

The inspirational story of William Borden, a man born into fortune and privilege who left it behind for the cause of Christ.

Why is Healthy Living part of The Way Radio Podcast? Because we are more effective, fruitful, and enduring in the cause of the gospel if we are vibrant and healthy.

Much of what will be addressed in the podcast points to the sufficiency of Christ and the authority and sufficiency of His word in scripture.