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Christ-Centered Recovery • Restoration • Discipleship

SOBRIETY IS NOT THE FINISH LINE.

Recovery is the context. Discipleship is the destination. Jesus Christ is the foundation.

Practical Christ-centered books, curricula, journals, and recovery resources designed to help restore individuals, strengthen families, equip ministries, and transform communities.

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Eight Published Resources. One Mission.

To move recovery beyond abstinence toward accountability, forgiveness, restored relationships, spiritual growth, renewed purpose, service, discipleship, and transformation through Jesus Christ.

Books & Curricula

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These resources address addiction recovery, relapse prevention, family restoration, teen recovery, spiritual growth, discipleship, personal responsibility, relationships, and lifelong transformation through Jesus Christ.

FREEDOM FROM ADDICTION: A 12-Step, Scripture-Integrated Recovery Curriculum RGV Road to Recovery IA FREEDOM FROM ADDICTION: A 12-Step,...

Freedom from Addiction is a ministry-grade, 12-module recovery textbook that pairs every Step and Tradition with its matching Scripture,...

 Steve Eisenhauer
Preventing Relapse: 30-Lesson Relapse Prevention Course — A Faith-Based Curriculum for Families and Individuals in Recovery Preventing Relapse: 30-Lesson Relapse Prevention...

Relapse doesn't happen in a single moment, it happens in a process, long before anyone picks up again. Preventing...

 Steve Eisenhauer
Family Restoration Journal: A Christ-Centered Guide for Families Seeking Healing, Stability, and Restoration — Premium Workbook Edition Family Restoration Journal: A Christ-Centered...

Addiction never affects just one person, it pulls the whole family into cycles of fear, control, and exhaustion. Family...

 Steve Eisenhauer
Recovery Journal: A Christ-Centered Guide to Healing, Transformation, and Lifelong Freedom Recovery Journal: A Christ-Centered Guide...

More than a workbook, this is a complete Christ-centered curriculum for addiction recovery, relapse prevention, and family restoration.

 Steve Eisenhauer
The Recovery Journey: A Companion Journal for Addiction Recovery, Relapse Prevention, and Family Restoration The Recovery Journey: A Companion...

Recovery is not a moment; it's a journey. And you don't have to walk it without a map.

 Steve Eisenhauer
FREEDOM IN CHRIST: 12-Step Teen Recovery FREEDOM IN CHRIST: 12-Step Teen...

Help a teen move from secrecy, isolation, and destructive patterns toward honesty, hope, healing, and a practical plan for lasting...

 Steve Eisenhauer
TEEN 12-STEP RELAPSE PREVENTION: Christ-Centered. Teen-Focused. Freedom-Driven. TEEN 12-STEP RELAPSE PREVENTION: Christ-Centered....

Relapse rarely begins with a single choice. It often starts earlier—with isolation, distorted thinking, missed warning signs, and the belief...

 Steve Eisenhauer
BLIND JUSTICE OR JUST BLIND: Exposing the Spiritual Blindness Behind Systemic Injustice BLIND JUSTICE OR JUST BLIND:...

There is a phrase carved above courthouses across America: Equal Justice Under Law. For too many, it remains a...

 Steve Eisenhauer
Resources Designed for Implementation

These Resources Were Created to Be Used — Not Simply Read

The objective is larger than selling individual books. These resources were developed so individuals, families, churches, ministries, recovery organizations, and community leaders can put Christ-centered recovery and restoration principles into practice.

Who has a population that needs these resources, who has the authority to implement them, and how do we reach that person?

Individuals & Families

Resources for people pursuing recovery, rebuilding after relapse, restoring relationships, supporting someone they love, or seeking deeper spiritual growth and lasting transformation.

Churches & Ministries

Practical resources for pastors, recovery ministries, mentor groups, discipleship programs, Christian counselors, chaplains, and family ministries seeking a distinctly Christ-centered approach.

Organizations & Communities

Resources with potential application in treatment and rehabilitation programs, recovery housing, correctional and reentry ministries, veterans organizations, homeless ministries, youth programs, and community recovery organizations.

Our Recovery & Restoration Philosophy

Returning to the Seriousness of Recovery

The earliest Twelve-Step fellowship developed in an intensely spiritual environment emphasizing surrender to God, honest self-examination, confession of wrongs, restitution, prayer, spiritual growth, personal responsibility, and service to others.

This body of work seeks to recover the seriousness of that spiritual approach while making its foundation unmistakable.

The foundation and source of transformation is Jesus Christ.

These resources are not an attempt merely to add Bible verses to an existing recovery model. They are designed to move people beyond recognition of a problem toward responsibility, repentance, forgiveness, accountability, reconciliation, spiritual discipline, renewed purpose, service, discipleship, and restoration.

The goal is not simply a person who no longer drinks or uses drugs.
The goal is a transformed life.

We seek the depth of spiritual transformation associated with the earliest roots of the Twelve-Step movement without claiming or guaranteeing any particular statistical outcome. The objective is restored individuals, strengthened families, transformed communities, mature disciples, and people equipped to help others discover freedom through Jesus Christ.

Recovery Does Not End When the Addiction Stops

Recovery
Relapse Prevention
Restoration
Discipleship
Purpose & Service
Author & Curriculum Developer

About Steve Eisenhauer

Steve Eisenhauer is an author, curriculum developer, Founder and Executive Director of RGV Road to Recovery IA, and Owner and Publisher of SS Eisenhauer Enterprises LLC.

His body of work develops practical, Christ-centered resources addressing addiction recovery, relapse prevention, family restoration, teen recovery, spiritual growth, discipleship, personal responsibility, and restoration.

His work is built around a defining conviction: Sobriety is not the finish line.

Working from Iowa with a global vision, Steve seeks to equip individuals, families, churches, recovery ministries, treatment programs, counselors, chaplains, recovery housing, correctional and reentry programs, family ministries, and community organizations with practical resources capable of restoring individuals, strengthening families, and transforming communities through Jesus Christ.

SS Eisenhauer Enterprises LLC

Steve Eisenhauer's publishing activities, published catalog, publishing relationships, and Book Partner Program are administered through SS Eisenhauer Enterprises LLC.

RGV Road to Recovery IA

RGV Road to Recovery IA carries forward the Christ-centered recovery and restoration mission through programs, mentoring, discipleship, family support, community relationships, and practical implementation of recovery resources.

From Recovery to Restoration

We believe recovery should produce more than people who have stopped using. We seek restored individuals, strengthened families, equipped churches and ministries, transformed communities, and mature disciples who help others discover freedom through Jesus Christ.

From a small community in Iowa comes a global vision.

Addiction knows no borders.
Neither should hope.

Sobriety is not the finish line.
Recovery is the context.
Discipleship is the destination.
Jesus Christ is the foundation.
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Historical, Medical & Outcomes Notice:References to Alcoholics Anonymous, the Twelve Steps, the Twelve Traditions, their history, or reported early recovery outcomes are provided for historical, educational, and comparative purposes. Alcoholics Anonymous has not sponsored, endorsed, approved, or affiliated itself with Steve Eisenhauer, SS Eisenhauer Enterprises LLC, RGV Road to Recovery IA, or these publications unless expressly stated otherwise.Historical recovery figures associated with early Alcoholics Anonymous were not established using modern randomized or controlled clinical research methods. No representation is made that use of these books, curricula, programs, or related resources will reproduce those historical reports or achieve any particular recovery, abstinence, spiritual, behavioral, family, or other outcome. Individual results vary.These publications and programs are faith-based educational, discipleship, and recovery resources. They are not substitutes for appropriate medical care, mental-health treatment, professional diagnosis, medically supervised withdrawal or detoxification, prescribed treatment, or emergency services.
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