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Summary: Real people...real life stories...stirring, dramatic accounts of hopelessness, and the hope that changes everything. UNSHACKLED! the award-winning radio drama from Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, grips the heart with compelling and relevant stories of transformed lives. Without Jesus Christ, we are all shackled by sin by our wrong choices, disobedience and selfish motives. But God is at work, and the power of Christ sets us free of our bondage. We are... UNSHACKLED!
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Podcasts:
Program 3701 Christmas Special Classic
Program 3700 Haralan Popov Part 2
Program 3700 Haralan Popov Part 2
Program 3699 Haralan Popov Part 1
Program 3699 Haralan Popov Part 1
Program 3698 Art Armenta
Program 3698 Art Armenta
Program 3697 "The Ingrate" Thanksgiving Classic
Program 3697 "The Ingrate" Thanksgiving Classic
Program 3696 William Tyndale
Program 3696 William Tyndale
Program 3695 Laurie Sexton (PG)
Program 3695 Laurie Sexton (PG)
3694 Jordan Northrup Pt 2 (Alcoholism, Military, Divorce) When Jordan joined the military, he hoped it would keep him in line. But in his downtime, he was able to continue his partying and drinking with great negative consequences. He struggled to maintain relationships, his health deteriorated, and he grew to have very low self-esteem and self-worth. Jordan was a Christian and wondered why God hadn’t rescued him from this destructive path. Several times when he thought he had transformational moments turned out not to last, and he fell back into his old habits. It wasn’t until his career and marriage fell apart and he turned to a Christian counselor that he began to discover the part that he had to play in his own healing. With God’s help, he began the journey towards sobriety, one day at a time. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/110/29
3693 Jordan Northrup Pt 1 (Alcoholism, Divorce, Self-esteem) Jordan was born to parents who loved the Lord and made an effort to root him and his brothers in God’s love. But when his parents divorced and a move took him across the country to Maine, Jordan began to withdraw and struggled to fit in socially. His stutter didn’t help give him any confidence speaking up in class. After high school, he found drinking as an outlet to combat his social anxiety and make new friends. Before long, he was addicted. When Jordan joined the military, he went through periods of sobriety but always looked forward to his next chance to binge. Once he admitted he had a problem, Jordan tried and failed to fix it on his own. When his roommate started a Bible study, Jordan found the support he needed to stop drinkingbut his challenges were not over To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/110/29
