Addiction doesn’t always look like we expect it to. In this powerful episode, author and recovery advocate Sherry Hoppen shares her gripping testimony from her book, Sober Cycle: Pedaling Through Recovery One Day at a Time. Sherry takes us through her decade-long secret battle with alcoholism, the shame that kept her trapped, and the moment of surrender that changed everything. Hear how a thousand-mile bike ride from Michigan to Texas became the catalyst for her healing and how God’s grace carried her to ten years of sobriety. This episode is a must-listen for anyone struggling with addiction, walking alongside a loved one in recovery, or simply needing a reminder of God’s relentless redemption. Tune in and be encouraged—hope is never out of reach!
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