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Let Us Pray: Step 7: Humility – Holly’s Story about Drug Addiction Recovery

Oct 30, 2022Let Us Pray0 comments



http://mormonchannel.org/12steps Holly’s life seemed almost perfect from the outside, but her addiction to drugs nearly ended it all. As she recovered, she asked God to remove her shortcomings. Her humble question allowed Him to give her the peace, hope, and guidance she needed to become the person she yearned to be.

Step 7 – Humility: Humbly ask Heavenly Father to remove your shortcomings.

Those who face addictions often struggle with the consequences of their choices for many years, sometimes for their whole lives. The outcomes that are portrayed in this video series do not reflect the possible range of outcomes that may be experienced by others. If you or someone you love is experiencing these challenges, or would like more information about addiction recovery, please visit http://addictionrecovery.lds.org.

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