Faith In Your Recovery Podcast

Randy Davis
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Welcome to this interview/conversation-driven podcast, an outreach looking at all things recovery. We are raw, real, and faith-based in our effort to inform, educate and share the struggles facing those battling addiction/SUD.

  1. Ep219 This Testimony Might Trigger You But It's Real- Adam Massey

    2D AGO

    Ep219 This Testimony Might Trigger You But It's Real- Adam Massey

    SORIpm (Adam Massey) is a Christian hip hop artist, minister, and testimony-based content creator using music and the Gospel of Jesus Christ to bring hope, healing, and transformation. Born Muslim and adopted into a Christian family, Adam’s powerful life story includes overcoming trauma, addiction, mental health struggles, homelessness, stigma & labels, street life, and incarceration. After giving his life to Christ at 18, Adam now serves faithfully in ministry through Christian rap, worship, preaching, discipleship, and outreach. He is a devoted father of four, a hardworking provider, and an active servant at Harvest of the Glory International, also leading men through RRRM Men’s Discipleship. Through Christian hip hop music, faith-based content, and real-life testimony, SORIpm reaches people seeking redemption, freedom, and purpose in Christ. 📖 Jesus Christ | Christian Rap | Faith | Testimony | Ministry 🎶 Follow SORIpm on all platforms YouTube- / soripm - topic

    44 min
  2. Ep218 From the Streets to Surrender- Kyle McIntosh part 2

    FEB 6

    Ep218 From the Streets to Surrender- Kyle McIntosh part 2

    Part 2 From graffiti-covered streets and mental institutions to faith, recovery, and purpose—Kyle’s story proves chaos doesn’t get the final word. Recovery didn’t happen overnight. It began with faith—finding God and choosing radical honesty, accountability, and daily surrender. Kyle’s journey isn’t about a finish line; it’s about fighting the good fight one day at a time, protecting mental health, and choosing growth over destruction. Today, Kyle uses art, storytelling, and vulnerability as tools for healing, recovery, and hope—proving that even from chaos, God can build something meaningful.

    50 min
  3. Ep217 From the Streets to Surrender- Kyle McIntosh prt1

    FEB 6

    Ep217 From the Streets to Surrender- Kyle McIntosh prt1

    Part 1 From graffiti-covered streets and mental institutions to faith, recovery, and purpose—Kyle’s story proves chaos doesn’t get the final word. Kyle grew up in Indianapolis in a rough neighborhood, searching for identity and escape through art. What began as graffiti evolved into a creative outlet during years marked by mental illness, addiction, and instability. As a teenager and young adult, Kyle spent time in and out of institutions, fighting internal battles that often went unseen. Addiction and ongoing mental health struggles followed him into adulthood, nearly costing him everything more than once.

    35 min
  4. Ep216 From Chicago's Gangs to Sobriety- Sean Harris

    JAN 30

    Ep216 From Chicago's Gangs to Sobriety- Sean Harris

    Sean turned to alcohol at a young age to numb pain and escape trauma, beginning a 30+ year cycle of addiction. By 15, he was involved in gang life on Chicago’s South Side, searching for acceptance he couldn’t find at home. He witnessed friends murdered, lost his brother to suicide, spent nearly 10 years incarcerated, and lost two marriages and his children to addiction. On September 6, 2019, Sean got sober and his life began to change. Today, his focus is God, recovery, and giving back. He’s pursuing the dream his mother always had for him—to become a preacher or drug and alcohol counselor—and using his story to show that redemption is possible, no matter how far someone has fallen. https://www.thechristiancenter.org/

    41 min
  5. Ep215 Addiction Neary Killed Me-Jesse Courtney

    JAN 23

    Ep215 Addiction Neary Killed Me-Jesse Courtney

    Jesse Courtney grew up in rural Madison County, where alcohol was a daily presence despite an otherwise good childhood. By age 12, he was smoking weed, drinking by 14, and living on his own by 16—already caught in a cycle of daily alcohol abuse. The next decade was marked by addiction, playing music in bars, repeated jail time, and escalating substance use that included pills and meth. Jesse’s life spiraled into suicidal behavior and homelessness, leaving him broken and desperate. Everything changed after a powerful encounter with God, which became the turning point in his recovery journey. Today, Jesse shares his story to bring hope, healing, and faith to those struggling with addiction and despair.

    41 min
  6. Ep214 A Father's Worst Nightmare: Watching my Children Battle Addiction- Dan Watson

    JAN 16

    Ep214 A Father's Worst Nightmare: Watching my Children Battle Addiction- Dan Watson

    In this raw and deeply personal episode, Dan Watson, a father of three, shares his experience with addiction and recovery. Dan lost his oldest son to a fatal drug overdose and has lived through years of heartbreak as his daughter battled addiction. He knows the hurt, the anger, the helplessness, and the lasting pain that addiction leaves behind for families. This conversation pulls back the curtain on the parental grief of overdose loss, the emotional toll of loving a child through addiction, and the complicated reality of hope when the outcome is uncertain. Dan speaks honestly about what it means to survive the unthinkable—and keep going anyway. This episode is for parents, families, and anyone impacted by addiction, incarceration, overdose, and recovery. It’s real. It’s heavy. And it matters.

    37 min
  7. Ep213 The Truth About Homelessness in Anderson Indiana- Richard Harvey

    JAN 9

    Ep213 The Truth About Homelessness in Anderson Indiana- Richard Harvey

    In this powerful and eye-opening episode, we sit down with Richard from The Christian Center in Anderson, Indiana, to talk about homelessness, outreach, recovery, and restoring dignity to the unhoused. Richard shares how The Christian Center serves as Madison County’s only full-time soup kitchen, a 65-bed men’s shelter, and a lifeline through emergency warming centers during brutal winter temperatures. We dive into the reality of homelessness in Anderson, the impact of trauma and addiction, and why listening to someone’s story can be just as life-changing as providing food, showers, or clean clothes. Richard opens up about his personal calling, the influence of incarceration on his life’s purpose, and how hope—when shared authentically—can transform lives. This conversation challenges common stereotypes about homelessness and addiction, highlighting the importance of compassion, dignity, and human connection. If you care about recovery, community outreach, faith-based support, homelessness services, or real stories of hope, this episode is for you. Topics covered: Homeless outreach in Anderson, IndianaAddiction, trauma, and recoveryEmergency warming centers and winter shelterRestoring dignity through compassion and conversationFaith, incarceration, and second chances📌 Subscribe for more real conversations about recovery, hope, and transformation. 📌 Share this episode to help change the narrative around homelessness and addiction. The Christian Center link: https://www.thechristiancenter.org/

    42 min
  8. Ep212 The Heart Behind The Christian Center-Stephanie Washington

    JAN 5

    Ep212 The Heart Behind The Christian Center-Stephanie Washington

    Stephanie Washington brings over 20 years of experience as an administrative professional, paired with a deep heart for service and recovery-centered community work. As the Administrative Assistant at The Christian Center, Stephanie is the backbone behind the scenes—keeping operations organized, people supported, and hope moving forward. Beyond her role, she leads and coordinates a church food pantry, serving the underprivileged with compassion, dignity, and consistency. Her passion for recovery, stability, and community transformation shines through everything she does. A devoted wife of 20 years, mother of five, and grandmother of five, Stephanie embodies resilience, service, and purpose—proving that healing and hope often start with steady hands and a willing heart. https://www.thechristiancenter.org/

    41 min
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