Discover how to be set free from the pain and shame of your past, as a result of your addiction or other life issue, so that you can live a life of freedom, meaning and purpose.
Why do you continue to hide your pain, shame and guilt?
You carry it with you everywhere you go, knowing that one day you need to deal with it; yet, you keep procrastinating. In the 1980s, Craig Brown, author of Stop Hiding Start Healing, worked at a business owned by one of the biggest cocaine dealers on the east coast and partied with music moguls and professional athletes while self-medicating on drugs and alcohol. Craig overcame a life of pain, shame and destruction and experienced a major life breakthrough that transformed his entire life. Craig offers valuable content from his course and book Stop Hiding Start Healing and from his own life experience that will motivate and inspire! He has a passion for his God-given purpose and has led thousands of others to freedom as a recovery pastor, author and speaker in the Washington, D.C. area. He has helped countless families through God's word find wholeness and healing for their loved ones struggling with pain and shame as a result of addiction.Today, in the midst of an opioid epidemic and mental health crisis, Craig was inspired by God to share his story and vast knowledge of recovery with as many people as possible. Craig's message could not be more timely. Unfortunately, drug, alcohol and pornography abuse has a stigma that prevents many from getting the help they need, and family members are often at a loss with how to assist in their recovery. According to Brown, most seek help because of their pain, not their addiction. Brown shares life-saving counsel to Christians and communities grappling with these mental health issues. In Stop Hiding Start Healing, Craig shares loving and redemptive counsel for readers.
In this book you will learn:
Why we hide and what masks we wear to hide our pain, shame and guiltHow our character defects and shortcomings influence our desire to hideHow to create a new past and deal with the old one
