Join host Reno Collier and guest Arnie Cole on this powerful episode of Alive & Sober with Reno C. as Reno shares his deeply personal journey from addiction to faith. Hear Reno’s unforgettable story of walking into a church at Notre Dame, experiencing a life-changing encounter with God, and the struggle to accept and act on that calling. Together, Reno and Arnie discuss the challenges of alcoholism, the importance of taking responsibility, and the hope found in Jesus Christ.
This episode dives into Hebrews 3:15: “Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your hearts.” Reno opens up about ignoring God’s voice for years, the pain and consequences that followed, and the freedom he found when he finally surrendered. The conversation is honest, raw, and filled with hope for anyone struggling with addiction or feeling far from God.
Take action with the 4 R’s:
Read: Open your Bible to Hebrews 3:15 and read the passage. Let the words sink in and consider what God might be saying to you today.
Reflect: Think about a time when you felt God was speaking to you. Did you listen, or did you turn away? What fears or doubts held you back? How can you soften your heart and be open to God’s guidance now?
Respond: Pray this simple prayer: “God, help me to hear Your voice and not harden my heart. Give me the courage to say yes to You today. Lead me out of darkness and into Your light. Amen.”
Reveal: Share your story or this message with someone who needs encouragement. Let others see the change in your life as you walk in faith and sobriety. Be a light to those still struggling, and invite them to join you on the journey to freedom.
Don’t wait 20 years to say yes to God. He’s calling you today. Listen to this episode for inspiration, practical tools for recovery, and real stories of transformation.
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