Build Your Faith Recovery Group

Build Your Faith Recovery Group Encourage and lift up one another in recovery to the best of our ability. Share testimonies of how to overcome addiction.

I was an addict for 18 years from the age of 12-30. I used & abused different drugs & alcohol to numb the pain of the hurts and mistrusts I experienced growing up at the hands of those I should have been able to trust. I teach & share on this page about how the principles in Transformation Principles changed my life through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Feel free to ask any questions on recove

ry or how I grew my relationship with Jesus. all things shared on here and asked to me will be kept private.

04/25/2026
04/25/2026

with Wa.? So amazing

04/19/2026

03/17/2026

In 1 year, how do you turn $51k into over $3 million legally?🤣😎🤔

03/17/2026

How did President Trump know this in 1999? 😎🤔

If this is so orchestrated over in Britton, what do you think is happening in the USA?
03/17/2026

If this is so orchestrated over in Britton, what do you think is happening in the USA?

What are your 2-11 year old children being exposed to in schools without your awareness
03/17/2026

What are your 2-11 year old children being exposed to in schools without your awareness

There’s NO Strawberry in a Strawberry fruit roll up 🤔🤯
03/17/2026

There’s NO Strawberry in a Strawberry fruit roll up 🤔🤯

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

01/05/2026

Neuroscience shows that real change does not happen in weeks. The brain relies on deeply ingrained neural pathways built over years, and new habits initially feel uncomfortable because those pathways are weak and inefficient. This resistance is often mistaken for failure, when it is actually the brain learning something new.

Old thought patterns and routines require less energy, so the brain naturally defaults to them. When you introduce a new behavior or mindset, the brain pushes back, not because it is wrong, but because repetition has not yet strengthened the new connection. With consistent practice, these pathways grow stronger and begin to override the old ones.

Psychology and neuroplasticity research agree on one thing: patience is essential for lasting change. Quitting early reinforces old wiring, while staying consistent allows the brain to adapt. Progress often feels slow at first, but that delay is part of how transformation actually works.

Sources: National Institutes of Health neuroplasticity research; American Psychological Association behavior change studies; Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
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She says she went from the prison house to the White House. Praise the Lord for second chances
07/01/2025

She says she went from the prison house to the White House. Praise the Lord for second chances

Trump 'pardon czar' Alice Marie Johnson, who herself has been in prison, explains how she will help find Americans who 'deserve a second chance' on 'My View ...

03/05/2025

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