Eric shares the first key to overcoming his addiction - being honest about your problem in the first place.
Talking Points:
- When trying to break an addiction, one needs to be real with who they really are. Look in the mirror and see yourself clothed in all your bad habits and flaws if necessary. This process allows a more realistic perspective that enables someone to clearly identify problems.
- The next step in this journey is getting real about the addiction with others. Confession will begin to clear out that space in your heart for healing and provides accountability.
Discussion:
- Initial reactions to this topic? What jumped out at you?
- How long have you been battling addiction? What have you tried in the past that failed to help you to get sober?
- What does it mean to be honest with yourself? When have you had to be honest with yourself?
- What does it mean to confess? What does it look like practically?
- Who are some people in your life you could trust to be counselors and mentors to you in your struggles? Why are these people trustworthy in your mind?
- Is there a step you need to take based on today’s topic?
