How did this make an impact?

  1. Awesome testimony…Praise God that He is so patient and longsuffering with us and that He can take what Satan intended for evil and use it for good. I love what you said about recovery always happens in relationships–it is as God intended it to be when we walk in the light as He is in the light for then we have fellowship with one another and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin. Bless you and your journey.

    John, Columbus Ohio

  2. Gloria Martin July 24, 2016 at 3:50 pm

    Scott, Thank you for your transparency! Knowing you personally, I am so glad to be able to share your story – and for the others who have shared it from MY facebook page! God Bless you and Veronica!

  3. Brenda Troyer Harness July 23, 2016 at 5:24 pm

    HE truly showed His love and blessing for you when HE spoke to you in 93.

  4. Thank you for sharing, Scott.
    And thank you for being real and furthering the CR cause by stepping up into leadership.
    You are an inspiration and I am grateful to God for all He does in this ministry and beyond.

    • Thanks, Jeanne!

      • Brendan Medrano August 3, 2021 at 2:45 am

        It can be quite a struggle to get someone else to take action and do something about their problem and ultimately you will find that we cannot really change anyone, only ourselves. But we can influence their behavior and their decisions over the long run by becoming more conscious of how we interact with them. In particular, we need to stop enabling people if we play some role in their drug or alcohol use. This includes bailing them out of problem situations or covering up for them if they screw up because of their drinking or using.