Stacking Victories

Chad

Stacking Victories focuses on the real-life stories of what God has done in their individual recovery journey. These stories are from a multitude of areas from addictions (chemical and non-chemical), attempted suicide, anxiety, depression, divorce, separation in marriage, and so much more. We aim to bring experience, strength and hope to those seeking relief and growth in bettering their lives.

  1. 1d ago

    Joe F - Heroin, Pornography & the Occult: How God Delivered Me From Darkness | SV010

    One of Joe's guiding Bible verses - Psalms 73:26 NIV "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 What happens when you overcome heroin addiction, only to discover an even darker battle waiting? Can Jesus Christ deliver someone from drug addiction, pornography, spiritual darkness, and a life of destructive choices? In this powerful episode of Stacking Victories, Joe shares his incredible Christian testimony of addiction, recovery, spiritual warfare, and the transforming grace of God. Growing up in a loving Christian home, Joe never imagined his search for friendship and acceptance would lead him into nearly a decade of drug and alcohol addiction. What began with marijuana and drinking quickly escalated into cocaine, heroin, criminal activity, and a life spiraling out of control. At 27, physically broken and emotionally empty, Joe entered rehabilitation and began his journey toward sobriety. Through recovery meetings, the 12 steps, sponsorship, and accountability, he overcame heroin and alcohol addiction. But his battle wasn't over. After finding sobriety, Joe developed a destructive pornography addiction that consumed years of his life. Searching for deeper meaning and spiritual enlightenment, he eventually became involved in New Age spirituality, meditation, spirit guides, Ouija boards, and occult practices. What Joe initially believed were encounters with benevolent spiritual beings eventually became terrifying experiences he interpreted as demonic deception and spiritual warfare. Then everything changed when Joe surrendered his life to Jesus Christ. Joe shares how his encounter with God's grace led him to renounce occult practices, confront pornography addiction, embrace Christian fellowship, and rebuild his life through faith, prayer, Scripture, and recovery. Today, Joe is married, actively sharing the gospel, and helping others understand that their past does not have to define their future. Joe's story reminds us that recovery is more than breaking destructive habits. It's about discovering purpose, building healthy relationships, accepting help, and finding hope beyond addiction. SUPPORT STACKING VICTORIES Help us continue sharing powerful stories of addiction recovery, God's deliverance, and daily victories. Support the podcast with a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Our Gratitude Level members can submit questions for future guests. https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories Keep Stacking Victories — One Day, One Victory at a Time! ----------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 – Introduction: Addiction, Spiritual Warfare & Surrendering to God 01:30 – Growing Up in a Christian Home 03:01 – Loneliness, Isolation & the Desire to Belong 11:46 – Finding Friendship Through Drugs and Alcohol 16:19 – From Marijuana to Cocaine and Heroin Addiction 18:13 – The Destructive Reality of Heroin Addiction 24:13 – Hiding Addiction, Relapse & Failed Recovery Attempts 31:49 – Hitting Rock Bottom and Entering Rehabilitation 33:29 – The 12 Steps, Recovery Houses & Rebuilding Life 38:53 – Surviving Heroin Withdrawal and Protecting Sobriety 44:13 – When Pornography Addiction Replaced Drug Addiction 51:45 – The Escalation of Pornography and Sexual Addiction 58:44 – Searching for Spirituality Through New Age Practices 1:01:29 – Spirit Guides, Ouija Boards & Occult Practices 1:04:36 – Supernatural Experiences and Alleged Demonic Encounters 1:17:01 – Spiritual Torment and the Turning Point 1:21:41 – Surrendering to Jesus Christ and Finding Salvation 1:22:54 – Overcoming Pornography Through Faith and Recovery 1:33:00 – Sharing the Gospel and Living for Jesus Christ 1:41:26 – Marriage, Christian Fellowship & a Life Transformed

  2. 2d ago

    A Ten Date Boundary

    A coffee date felt different when he stopped trying to move it toward physical contact. Nick describes choosing a personal boundary of no physical contact for ten dates. For him, it created room to listen, learn about the other person and enjoy the conversation without pressure. From Stacking Victories SV006. Watch Nick’s longer focused video about dating boundaries and recognizing old patterns in app use on the Stacking Victories channel. The ten-date boundary was his own choice, not a universal recovery rule. Full SV006 interview with Nick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WaMtAyAw6k Subscribe for honest conversations about relationships, boundaries and recovery. #StackingVictories #DatingInRecovery #HealthyBoundaries #Shorts Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges. ☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠ Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Nick's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

  3. 2d ago

    Almost Two Years Without Porn Wasn't the Same as Recovery

    He was one day short of two years without porn when he relapsed. Looking back, Nick saw that counting days had not addressed every part of his addiction. In this focused video from Stacking Victories SV006, Nick describes starting recovery in 2016, treating the steps like a checklist, and eventually thinking he had graduated from the work. His meeting was falling apart, he had no sponsor, and old patterns remained beneath the surface. He also shares what changed in later sponsorship: speaking honestly instead of hiding behind softer words, becoming willing to accept direction, and reaching out to people in recovery. One uncomfortable assignment led to a lasting friendship. Nick’s story explores the difference between abstaining from particular behaviors and continuing the work of recovery through honesty, accountability and connection. Full SV006 interview with Nick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WaMtAyAw6k Subscribe to Stacking Victories for honest conversations about addiction, faith, relationships and recovery. #StackingVictories #PornAddictionRecovery #RelapseRecovery Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges. ☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠ Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Nick's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

  4. 2d ago

    Dating Apps Started Feeding the Same Old Pattern

    He wanted a healthier relationship. Then he noticed dating apps pulling him toward a familiar pattern of anticipation, validation and hiding. In this focused video from Stacking Victories SV006, Nick talks about dating in recovery, learning from people with more experience, and recognizing how fear of being alone could shape his choices. He describes a personal boundary of no physical contact for ten dates and how it helped him enjoy a coffee conversation without trying to push it toward something physical. Later, he explains how app use began feeding an old pattern, why he needed to step back, and what taking it one day at a time looked like for him. This is Nick’s experience of choosing boundaries and staying accountable. He also acknowledges the setbacks and the reality that relationships take work. Full SV006 interview with Nick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WaMtAyAw6k Subscribe to Stacking Victories for honest stories about relationships, accountability and recovery. #StackingVictories #DatingInRecovery #HealthyBoundaries Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges. ☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠ Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Nick's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

  5. 2d ago

    My Sponsor Told Me to Reach Out to Three People

    He could share intimate details in a recovery meeting. Reaching out afterward still felt uncomfortable. Nick shares his sponsor’s assignment to contact three people, his resistance to it, and why he is grateful his sponsor stayed patient but persistent. One of those people became one of his best friends in recovery. From Stacking Victories SV006. Watch Nick’s longer focused video about early recovery, relapse and learning to accept help on the Stacking Victories channel. Full SV006 interview with Nick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WaMtAyAw6k Subscribe for honest stories about recovery, accountability and connection. #StackingVictories #RecoveryCommunity #AddictionRecovery #Shorts Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges. ☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠ Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Nick's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

  6. 3d ago

    Out Of Darkness | Preview Joe F. SV010

    A search for belonging. The emptiness of addiction. A turning point—and a different way forward. In this preview of Stacking Victories SV010, Joe F. shares his story of addiction, isolation, New Age spirituality, and Christian faith. He describes the beliefs he once embraced, the experiences that made him question them, and how seeking help, working with a sponsor, and staying connected shaped his recovery. The full interview releases November 7, 2026 at 9:00 AM EST. Subscribe to Stacking Victories and turn on notifications for the full conversation. Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges.☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Joe's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

  7. 4d ago

    My Dads Adult Entertainment Business

    He was a child who did not yet understand what his father’s business involved. In this Short from Stacking Victories SV005, Brandon recalls women from his father’s adult-entertainment business regularly being around the house. He describes a sexualized environment and exposure to provocative outfits at a very young age. He also explains that he did not understand the exact nature of the business as a child, distinguishing what he knew then from his interpretation as an adult. This excerpt is from Brandon’s longer conversation about his childhood, addiction and recovery. Watch Brandon’s full interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc42X1yrEJk Subscribe to Stacking Victories for honest stories about childhood experiences, faith and recovery. #StackingVictories #ChildhoodTrauma #RecoveryStory #Shorts Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges. ☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠ Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Brandon's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

  8. 5d ago

    My Brother Was Put in a Dryer

    He still remembers what happened to his brother. In this Short from Stacking Victories SV005, Brandon recalls severe childhood abuse, including his brother being put into a dryer and the machine being started. He describes his mother noticing marks, taking his father to court, and his father going to prison. Brandon then reflects on the changes he saw afterward and the complicated feelings behind wanting to reconnect with his father. This is his personal account of his childhood and family. Watch Brandon’s full interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc42X1yrEJk Subscribe to Stacking Victories for honest conversations about childhood trauma, faith and recovery. #StackingVictories #ChildhoodTrauma #RecoveryStory #Shorts Please leave us a review on YouTube and Rumble YouTube -⁠www.youtube.com/@StackingVictories Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-7922298 Help us continue sharing testimonies that bring hope to people struggling with addiction and life's challenges. ☕ Support the podcast: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/stackingvictories⁠ Choose a one-time contribution or become a monthly member. Support Level: General membership supporting the podcast. Gratitude Level: Monthly membership with the opportunity to submit a question for each future guest. Thank you for being part of the Stacking Victories movement! What has been one of the greatest victories in your recovery or healing journey? We'd love to hear your story in the comments. 👍 LIKE this episode if Brandon's testimony encouraged you. 💬 COMMENT and share your thoughts or experiences. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more Christian recovery testimonies, stories of God's healing, and encouragement for overcoming addiction. 📤 SHARE this episode with someone who needs hope. Keep trusting God, keep moving forward, and keep Stacking Victories!

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Stacking Victories focuses on the real-life stories of what God has done in their individual recovery journey. These stories are from a multitude of areas from addictions (chemical and non-chemical), attempted suicide, anxiety, depression, divorce, separation in marriage, and so much more. We aim to bring experience, strength and hope to those seeking relief and growth in bettering their lives.