What should you do when sin is once again in your sight? Confess, only to then ignore your confession? This article discusses how to move beyond patterns of denial or complacency. To that end, it considers the respective roles of grace and law in our life.

For the most part we should recognize the struggle of addicts, for we suffer from addiction to sin. This article argues that the church is the right place to fight addiction.

This article makes a distinction between codependency, which shields an addict from the consequences of his choices, and genuine selflessness on the part of a loved one who wants to care for a child or spouse who is addicted.

This article provides insight and guidance for those who have to make decisions about referring addicts for medical and detox care.

This article provides biblical insight and advice to family members and loved ones of an addict.

This article provides practical general advice for dealing with believers who struggle with addiction.

This article describes what addicts are hoping to receive from whatever they are addicted to, and why it is so difficult for addicts to receive what they need from Christ in the gospel.

This article discusses the heart of the counsellor who is called to minister to those struggling with addictions. It explains how counselling reveals areas of sins in the counsellor's own life as well.

This article discusses the true nature of addictions—a worship disorder—and encourages and equips the church on how to help addicted believers.

This article considers the tendency of counsellees to super-size their addiction issues. The author explains that these issues, though complicated, are not more than what Christ and the local church can address. The family of faith needs to biblically address the various components that drive the choices behind the addiction.

This article offers counsel for churches with recovery groups for those with an addiction to pornography. It explains that churches will face a number of tensions in this regard that need to be anticipated and navigated wisely.

This article is excerpted from a devotional book, and speaks a word of encouragement to those who are addicted.

This article offers basic and clear advice to those who love and care for people who are addicts. It does not provide an extensive list of specific actions, but guides the caregiver in his or her approach.

Smoking pot: should Christians do it? There are four guidelines that the believer should consider when answering this question.

This article offers the second part of an evaluation of the Celebrate Recovery addictions program. It shows how the program's theology clashes with sound Christian theology, particularly the doctrines of God, man, salvation, assurance of salvation, sanctification, and the church. The article concludes by suggesting alternatives to this program.

This article offers a summary of the Celebrate Recovery addictions program, whereupon it starts to offer an evaluation. It takes significant issue with the program's (mis)use of Scripture.

How can you stop an addictive behaviour? Stopping addiction has to do with building a different narrative for one's life. This article explains how to build a better narrative.

Addicts seek the good life, and are convinced it can be found in the addiction. Thus, addiction is a failure of worship. The article explains further.

The purpose of this article is to discover biblical solutions to common causes of drug abuse. Rather than examining and attacking the symptoms of drug abuse, this study endeavours to arrive at biblical solutions to the initial causes of the abuse.