ADDICTION FROM GODS PERSPECTIVE

ADDICTION FROM GODS PERSPECTIVE

1 Corinthians 33 v 34 Do not be misled : " Bad company corrupts good Character ". Come back to your senses as you ought , and stop sinning ; for there are some who are ignorant of God - I say this to your shame! 

I need to correct myself I have been saying addiction is a Spiritual Disease ! That's wrong because a Disease is something you cant get rid of ! Addiction is a Spiritual sickness that can be cured !   Meet God , Trust Him  clean house , let Him remove your Sin !

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