"Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world,
but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Romans 12:2
Recovery
There is probably no other topic as closely aligned with the concept of transformation as recovery. When discussions of the topic begin the question is usually raised as to what type of addiction the individual needs to recover from. The proper question is what needs to be recovered? Genesis 1:27-28 is a central theme in the answer. God created man, male and female, "in his own image". It is this divine template that needs to be redeemed from the chaos of addiction.
The following workshops are offered as a sample of what the Lovelaces have addressed in past gatherings.
A Call to Christian Recovery
Returning to the God of Scripture and allowing Him to redeem every portion of our lives is the call for all believers. Those who are under the oppression of addictions of all kinds can find hope and healing in Jesus. Curt and Sandra describe the journey and point the way.
Why Should the Devil Have all the Good Tools?
Curt and Sandra address the issue of whether or not Christians the 12 Step model is appropriate for the Christian. A biblical foundation for the response is laid and practical applications of the results are offered.
Giant Midgets
Adult children, raised in dysfunctional families, often have difficulty dealing with life in a mature way. Vast amounts of research and personal contacts allow the Lovelaces to bring hope to those caught in this dilemma, as well as those who wish to support them.
Perfectionism
What does the Bible have to say about perfectionism? The Lovelaces will address this question with a compassionate and life-changing response.
Harnessing a Volcano
Anger is often seen as sin. Curt and Sandra will provide biblical insight into that common understanding. Their conclusions may be surprising.
Cycle of Fear
In this hard-hitting workshop the Lovelaces unmask the painful and draining affects of fear. They also share the biblical strategies to escape the process and live in freedom.