Walking by Faith, Not by Sight
“For we walk by faith, not by sight.” 2 Corinthians 5:7 There is a story I read years ago that has never left me. The story is about a prisoner of war who was scheduled to face a firing squad…
“For we walk by faith, not by sight.” 2 Corinthians 5:7 There is a story I read years ago that has never left me. The story is about a prisoner of war who was scheduled to face a firing squad…
At His Way Recovery Center in Atlanta, we believe that the most meaningful impact is often made through quiet, faithful service—through individuals who give of themselves not for recognition, but out of love, compassion, and a heart for others. During…
Written by Jeremy Mitchell, Executive Director, His Way Recovery Center of Georgia When people talk about His Way Recovery Center, they often call it “a program.” I get why they do — it helps categorize what we’re doing. People like…
Prayer has always been at the center of my life and ministry, but over the past year the weekly Hour of Prayer on our His Way Atlanta Facebook page has become something even more meaningful than I expected. What began…
Recovery is challenging, and many great teachers and writers have created resources to help you overcome and endure the challenges in your recovery journey. Reading and listening to encouraging voices can make a powerful difference, and the right resources can…
Written by Jeremy Mitchell, Executive Director, His Way Recovery Center of Georgia I didn’t wake up one day and decide, “I want to serve.” Truth is, I believe the call to serve was always inside me—woven into the fabric of…
Have you ever hit rock bottom, or do you know someone who has? It can feel completely hopeless, but it doesn’t have to be the end. In this video, Huston Oliver, senior minister at East Cobb Church of Christ, talks…
Written by Jeremy Mitchell, Executive Director, His Way Recovery Center of Georgia When I look back over my recovery journey, one thing that stands out loudly is fellowship. The Bible talks often about the power of community, and I believe…
Written by Jeremy Mitchell, Director of His Way Atlanta One of the first things I want to share with anyone beginning their recovery journey is this: people are here to help you. It might not feel like it right away.…
Recovery can be a challenging and isolating process, but the journey becomes more navigable with a supportive guide by your side. This is where the profound value of mentorship in recovery comes into play. Guidance Mentors play a pivotal role…
His Way Atlanta is leading the way in helping individuals overcome addiction by partnering with the Forsyth County Drug Court Program in Cumming, Ga. Through the unique structure of the His Way Atlanta two-year program, participants can complete their court-mandated…
Who wants to surrender, to give up? It is practically un-American. We like winners and wish to be winners. Soldiers will fight to the last bullet and even the last man before surrendering, and even then will sometimes refuse to surrender. It is commonly…
From a drunk’s perspective, the glass is always half empty, which provides plenty of excuses to drink, if any are needed. Maybe, rationalization is a better word for what I did, or rather, for what the committee in my head…
Addiction is a formidable opponent and not one to be faced alone. Family support can provide love, understanding, and stability during a time when everything feels uncertain. Yet oftentimes family members don’t know what role to play in their loved…
Celebrating the Art of Recovery His Way is proud to observe National Recovery Month, acknowledging and celebrating those making the journey to recovery, and those who help them along their way. This month, we’re sharing some encouraging truths, to remind…
“And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds and teachers, to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ.” Ephesians 4: 11-12 Several years ago, His Way Atlanta Director Jeremy Mitchell made a life-changing decision to…
Many His Way residents arrive with current or past formal psychiatric diagnoses. We must ask two important questions: First, since the wide range of possible behaviors displayed by individuals with a substance use problem can closely mimic those of nearly every…
Kevin and Cindy Lindquist volunteer at His Way Atlanta, hosting Christmas parties, providing meals to residents, and participating in recovery meetings. The couple, which attends Gwinnett Church of Christ, is also actively engaged with Navigate Recovery, an addiction recovery support center…
Recovery is more than just overcoming addiction; it’s a journey toward healing, acceptance, and the freedom that comes through forgiveness. At His Way, we recognize that dealing with shame and guilt can be a challenge for those in recovery. Some…
Have you ever wondered about the colored wristbands worn by His Way residents and staff? These bands serve as a visual representation of each resident’s progress through the His Way program, designed to track and celebrate their spiritual and personal…
The holiday season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year, filled with joy, family gatherings, and celebration. But for people in recovery, the holidays can also be a season of challenges, such as loneliness, missing loved…
Recovery is a journey best not taken alone. While family, friends, and professional counselors are important sources of support, one of the most impactful sources of encouragement comes from churches and the people in the church. Through financial contributions and…
There are many warning signs that mental illness may be a concern. The more obvious signs include experiencing hallucinations or delusions. Hallucinations occur when you see, hear, taste, touch, or smell things that aren’t there. Delusions involve believing things that…
When Americans are surveyed about their greatest fear, public speaking is always very close to the top of the list. Most successful stand-up comedians will share stories about how scared they were the first time they stood up in front…
Morgan Forney’s story is a testament to the power of faith, community, and the human spirit to overcome even the darkest of circumstances. As the first Georgia resident to enter His Way Atlanta, he has been a trailblazer for those…
Meet Ned O’Brien, a friend and volunteer at His Way Atlanta! Ned first learned about His Way Atlanta when Herb Dowdy invited him to attend a dinner that initiated the launch of the Atlanta ministry. He was impressed with His…
His Way Atlanta operates with the love, support, and prayer from a whole community of people behind the scenes. One amazing ministry partner from our community of volunteers and supporters is Grace Chapel Church of Christ. About Grace Chapel Church…
His Way Atlanta operates with the love, support, and prayer from a whole community of people behind the scenes. One very important ministry partner from our community of volunteers and supporters is Gwinnett Church of Christ. About Gwinnett Church of…
Meet Mark Brasher, a friend and volunteer at His Way Atlanta! Mark has been a Physician Recruiter for Cross Country Locums for 33 years. He and his wife Pam are originally from Louisiana (Mark from Lake Charles and Pam from…
Meet Malcom, a volunteer, friend, and supporter of His Way Atlanta! Malcom moved to Atlanta after graduating from Harding University and has lived here ever since. He and his wife, Susan, have been married for almost 43 years, and they…
For Father’s Day this year, we’re highlighting the inspiring Dads we know through His Way in both Huntsville and Atlanta. We’ll hear from current residents and their fathers, a His Way graduate, a volunteer, and a member of leadership! Help…
For Father’s Day this year, we’re highlighting the inspiring Dads we know through His Way in both Huntsville and Atlanta. We’ll hear from current residents and their fathers, a His Way graduate, a volunteer, and a member of leadership! Help…
For Father’s Day this year, we’re highlighting the inspiring Dads we know through His Way in both Huntsville and Atlanta. We’ll hear from current residents and their fathers, a His Way graduate, a volunteer, and a member of leadership! Help…
For Father’s Day this year, we’re highlighting the inspiring Dads we know through His Way in both Huntsville and Atlanta. We’ll hear from current residents and their fathers, a His Way graduate, a volunteer, and a member of leadership! Help…
His Way would not be where it is today without all of the amazing volunteers and ministry partners through the years. This goes for His Way Atlanta, too, even though it just launched last year! When the leadership team began…
Meet Al Bingham, a friend and dedicated volunteer of the His Way Atlanta ministry! Al is originally from Decatur, Alabama, but he and his wife Becky have lived in Johns Creek since 1989. Al and Becky have a son who…
My name is Chris Willis and I currently have the privilege of serving my community as a Juvenile Court Judge. I was appointed to this position back in August 2018, and one of my responsibilities is to preside over our…
Meet Art Bailey, teacher, friend, and dedicated volunteer at His Way Atlanta! Art sought out sobriety in 1981 through Alcoholics Anonymous and still attends meetings to this day, 40 years later! He told us that he used to travel around…
What Brought Me to His Way My name is John Neiland and, I’m honored to be here tonight with several others from Atlanta, Georgia, representing His Way Atlanta! My personal journey in recovery ministry started some 20+ years ago. I…
What Brought Me to His Way My name is David Hargett. I am so thankful to be here this evening and honored to be asked to speak and briefly share with you how God is working through so many individuals…
His Way was born from a passion to help Christians reach those struggling with addiction with the transforming message of the Gospel. We articulated that focus in a formal vision statement a couple of years ago: “Advance Christ-centered recovery as…