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Christ-Centered Recovery • Family Support • New Life

RGV Road to Recovery IA

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A Christ-Centered Road to Healing, Freedom, and Restoration

Addiction, destructive habits, broken relationships, and spiritual struggles do not have to define the rest of your life.

RGV Road to Recovery IA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to sharing biblical recovery principles, practical education, encouragement, and the transforming message of Jesus Christ.

Whether you are seeking freedom, helping a loved one, or looking for a way to serve others, we invite you to explore a new beginning.

Our Mission

Restoring Hope Through God’s Vision

Our vision is to help individuals and families discover lasting transformation through Jesus Christ, biblical truth, recovery education, personal responsibility, and supportive relationships.

“Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” 2 Corinthians 5:17 — KJV

We believe recovery is more than simply stopping a destructive behavior. It is an opportunity to develop a new direction, rebuild trust, strengthen character, restore relationships, and grow in faith.

Find Your Path

How Can We Help You Today?

Everyone comes to recovery with different experiences, needs, and questions. Choose the pathway that best describes where you are today.

Personal Recovery

I Am Struggling with Addiction

Explore biblical recovery principles, practical tools, personal accountability, and educational resources that support healthier choices and lasting change.

Spiritual Renewal

I Am Angry at God

Have pain, grief, disappointment, or addiction caused you to question God? Explore real-life testimonies and discover the invitation to forgiveness and new life in Jesus Christ.

Family Support

Someone I Love Is Struggling

Find guidance for family members navigating addiction, broken trust, boundaries, communication, and the challenges of supporting a loved one’s recovery.

Youth & Teens

I Need Resources for a Teen

Explore Christ-centered teen recovery materials addressing peer pressure, destructive habits, identity, healthy choices, and relapse prevention.

Education & Growth

I Want Structured Recovery Lessons

Explore recovery education, personal reflection, assignments, biblical principles, and practical tools for continued growth.

Serve Others

I Want to Make a Difference

Learn about volunteer service, ministry support, leadership, and opportunities to help carry the RGV vision forward.

A New Beginning

From Anger at God to Freedom in Jesus Christ

Many people struggling with addiction carry deep anger toward God. Some have experienced loss, abuse, abandonment, betrayal, or prayers that seemed unanswered.

You may wonder why God allowed your suffering. You may have turned away from Him entirely. But your story does not have to end in anger, bitterness, or despair.

Jesus Christ invites us to come to Him, acknowledge our need for forgiveness, repent of sin, and receive the new life that only He can give.

“If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.” John 8:36 — KJV
A Message of Hope

God Has Not Forgotten You

You do not need to hide your pain, pretend that everything is fine, or make yourself perfect before approaching Jesus Christ.

Bring your questions, your struggles, and your need for forgiveness to Him.

On our Finding Freedom in Jesus page, hear testimonies from individuals who struggled with addiction, anger, grief, and rejection of God before discovering a new direction.

  • Stephen McWhirter
  • Lacey Sturm
  • Tim Allen
  • Shane Lynch
  • Jeff Allen
  • Josh McDowell
  • Alice Cooper
Watch Their Stories
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Start each day with Scripture, encouragement, practical recovery guidance, and prayer.

Our Daily Digest is designed to strengthen faith, encourage healthy decisions, and remind readers that God’s grace is available each new day.

Whether you are in recovery, supporting a loved one, serving in ministry, or simply seeking a closer relationship with Jesus Christ, you are welcome to subscribe.

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Practical Guidance

Recovery Resources for Real-Life Challenges

Recovery may involve substance use, behavioral addictions, damaged relationships, emotional struggles, and unhealthy habits. Our resources address a broad range of needs.

Alcohol & Drug Recovery

Explore recovery education, triggers, accountability, relapse prevention, and support for overcoming harmful substance use.

Behavioral Addictions

Learn about problematic gambling, pornography, compulsive spending, excessive gaming, digital habits, and other destructive patterns.

Relapse Prevention

Identify warning signs, develop practical responses, strengthen accountability, and prepare for difficult situations.

Family Restoration

Explore forgiveness, boundaries, trust, communication, and ways to support healthier family relationships.

Teen Recovery

Find faith-based educational resources addressing temptation, peer pressure, harmful habits, and positive choices.

Faith & Spiritual Growth

Build a stronger spiritual foundation through biblical study, prayer, personal reflection, and Christ-centered recovery principles.

Recovery Education

Learn, Reflect, Apply, and Grow

Structured recovery education helps individuals move beyond simply wanting change toward understanding and practicing healthier patterns.

Explore courses that incorporate biblical principles, recovery lessons, personal reflection, assignments, and practical learning activities.

  • Christ-centered recovery education
  • Personal responsibility and accountability
  • Relapse prevention concepts
  • Practical exercises and reflection
  • Continuing spiritual growth
Explore Recovery Courses
The Road to Freedom

Progress Happens One Step at a Time

Learning recovery principles is important. Applying them consistently is where meaningful change begins.

Recovery education can help participants recognize harmful patterns, understand personal responsibility, build accountability, and develop a stronger foundation for the future.

“I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.” Philippians 4:13 — KJV
Books & Workbooks

Published Christ-Centered Recovery Materials

Explore recovery curricula, relapse prevention materials, journals, and teen-focused educational resources developed by Steven Mark Eisenhauer.

Adult Recovery

Freedom From Addiction

A 12-Step, Scripture-Integrated Recovery Curriculum featuring structured lessons, reflection, practical exercises, and biblical principles.

Relapse Prevention

Preventing Relapse

A thirty-lesson, faith-based relapse prevention course for individuals and families seeking to recognize triggers and strengthen recovery.

Family Support

Family Restoration Journal

A guided workbook supporting reflection, healing, boundaries, forgiveness, and family restoration.

Recovery Journaling

The Recovery Journey

A companion journal for documenting progress, personal growth, accountability, and recovery reflections.

Teen Recovery

Freedom In Christ

A thirteen-lesson, Christ-centered teen recovery curriculum addressing healthy choices, responsibility, and spiritual growth.

Teen Relapse Prevention

RGV Teen Relapse Prevention

A twelve-lesson educational resource designed to help teenagers recognize triggers and develop healthier responses.

Families Matter

Family Support Alliance

Addiction affects more than the individual struggling with a destructive behavior. Family members often experience fear, uncertainty, financial strain, damaged trust, and emotional exhaustion.

The RGV Family Support Alliance emphasizes family education, healthy boundaries, recovery support information, and pathways toward restoration.

Family members deserve encouragement, practical guidance, and support as they navigate their own journey.

Explore Family Support Alliance

Areas of Family Support

  • Understanding addiction and recovery
  • Healthy boundaries and responsibility
  • Communication and conflict resolution
  • Rebuilding trust
  • Supporting teenagers and children
  • Faith, forgiveness, and restoration
  • Finding appropriate outside resources
A Vision for Recovery Housing

RGV R2R Housing Network

RGV R2R Housing Network is a sub-organization of RGV Road to Recovery IA. Its vision is to support the development of structured, Christ-centered recovery housing opportunities.

The goal is to encourage safe, accountable, supportive living environments that promote personal responsibility, spiritual growth, and continued recovery.

The housing network is a developing vision and should not be interpreted as an offer of currently available residential placements.

Faith in Action

Helping Churches and Communities Serve

Christ-centered recovery ministry can create opportunities for churches, volunteers, mentors, and community organizations to share hope, education, and practical support.

Recovery Education

Explore educational resources for individuals, small groups, churches, and recovery ministries.

Mentoring & Encouragement

Help individuals develop supportive relationships, healthy accountability, and a stronger spiritual foundation.

Family & Community Support

Encourage families and communities to develop informed, compassionate, and responsible support pathways.

Leadership & Service

Help Carry the RGV Vision Forward

RGV Road to Recovery IA is seeking committed, Christ-centered individuals who may be called to serve through organizational leadership, governance, and ministry support.

The organization is working toward strengthening its governing board and establishing the leadership necessary to guide future ministry development.

We welcome interest from individuals who value biblical principles, responsible governance, accountability, and service to others.

Serving with Purpose

Strong leadership is essential to developing a ministry that operates with integrity, accountability, and a clear mission.

  • Christ-centered values
  • Commitment to organizational integrity
  • Responsible stewardship
  • Collaborative leadership
  • Compassion for individuals and families
  • A desire to help others find freedom

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