Benjamin Clark | Faith Based Recovery

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My guest today has worked in some tough places, skid row LA, working with people fresh out of jail, and helping them through the issues of addiction and recovery. In this world so many are struggling with some addiction and need guidance on recovery. We dig into that, and much more on the episode today.  

Ben Clark is a Christian, a Husband, and a Father. Working in both the Secular & Faith Communities as a Counselor, & Chaplain Ben has worked in Toronto Canada, LA and most recently South Dakota. Currently serving as Director of Stephens House (A Faith Based Transitional House) Ben has a heart for the restoration and recovery of those battling and bound by addiction. He looks to see each person restored holistically Spirit, Mind, Body.

Learn about Stephen's House at: https://www.stephenshouse.org

 

Questions Answered:

• What does recovery mean?
• What was your own story of becoming involved in recovery as a career?
• What are the differences between faith-based and secular recovery programs?
• How do you teach people new patterns of viewing life?
• How does using the “why” of life help men during their recovery?
• What led your organization to creating a program that is six months to a year in length?
• How does accountability play a role in someone’s recovery?
• Can you please share some stories of recovery that have impacted you?
• In what ways can addiction become part of life and the person doesn’t even know it?
• How do you help someone who thinks there is no hope for their recovery?
• What role does mentorship and discipleship play in someone’s recovery?
• How do you respond to people who think they can go through recovery without community?
• Why is it important to remember that recovery is a process that will take time and that we need others on our journey?
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