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๐—™๐—ผ๐˜‚๐—ป๐—ฑ๐—ฒ๐—ฟ @journeytosolutions
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If I could point to one thing that changed everything It wasnโ€™t a huge overhaul. It was one small daily habit I made non negotiable. That habit became proof. Proof I keep my word. And when you trust yourself again you stop negotiating with your future. One commitment. Every day. Thatโ€™s how you build stability. Whatโ€™s the one habit you need to make non negotiable right now? You are not in this battle alone if you or someone you know is strugglingโ€ฆ Please reach out ๐Ÿ“ฒ8775871558โ€ฆ if you are still breathing that is confirmation you have purpose to carry out ๐Ÿซต๐Ÿผ๐Ÿซต๐Ÿผ๐Ÿซต๐Ÿผ by @marcoferrantehq
What youโ€™ll get here is simple. Not advice you forget tomorrow. Not motivation. Not a highlight reel. Real recovery that shows up in real life. Identity and responsibility. Discipline and standards. Faith practiced daily. Leadership without ego. If thatโ€™s what youโ€™re looking for, youโ€™re in the right place. Follow along for the journey. by @marcoferrantehq
If youโ€™re trying to get out of addiction, hear me. You donโ€™t have to do this alone. Iโ€™ve been there. I know how isolating it can feel. If youโ€™re ready to take a first step, message me. DM me the word REBUILD. No judgment. No pressure. Iโ€™ll ask a couple questions and help you find the next right step. If I can rebuild my life, you can too. And Iโ€™d be honored to help you start. by @marcoferrantehq
One of the biggest dangers in recovery is replacing one addiction with an identity built around something else. The relationship. The house. The career. The gym. There's nothing wrong with any of these things. They are good, meaningful parts of your life. But when they become the foundation of who you are, losing them can feel like losing yourself. And when you don't know who you are without them, it's easy to fall back into the patterns you're trying to leave behind. Recovery isn't just about building a better life. It's about becoming grounded and knowing who you are. by @marcoferrantehq
RECOVER LOUDLY: IN CHIRST We are not called to live in shame. Be proud of who you are in Christ. Your past is your past, but your future is in Christ and so is your life if youโ€™re following Him. So walk boldly in the freedom you have in Jesus. โ€œWhen we recover loudly in Christ, we contribute to keeping others from dying quietly without Him.โ€ - Pastor lan Faulkner ๐Ÿ‘‰ RESTORATION RECOVERY Join us in the worship center EVERY WEDNESDAY at 6:30PM. ๐Ÿ“ Mission Hills Church 24162 Alicia Pkwy โ€ข Mission Viejo We are a Christ centered recovery program for anyone that struggles with a hurt, bad habit, pain, or addiction of any kind. โ€ข WORSHIP MUSIC โ€ข OPEN SHARE GROUPS (Menโ€™s, Womenโ€™s & Family) โ€ข CHIP CELEBRATION โ€ข FREE LIFE RECOVERY BIBLE โ€ข FREE CHILDCARE PROVIDED โ€ข FREE CATERED DINNER (On Patio - 5-6pm) ๐Ÿ‘‰ NEED A MEETING.... ๐Ÿ‘€ Watch us on our YOUTUBE CHANNEL: ***LINK IN BIO*** by @marcoferrantehq
Journey to Solutions has been invited to speak at the Opioid Summit in Mount Pleasant, Michigan! As a member of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe, it means a lot to bring my team home and be of service to my community. Our heart is to connect with Native American communities, share hope, and help people find resources for addiction and recovery. Iโ€™m grateful for the invitation and the chance to be there for our people. #JourneyToSolutions #SaginawChippewa #NativeAmerican #NativeRecovery #IndigenousWellness by @marcoferrantehq
Sometimes, rock bottom looks like a place you never imagined youโ€™d end up. ๐Ÿ’” But even in the darkest moments, your story doesnโ€™t have to end where everything fell apart. No matter what your past looks like, where youโ€™ve been, or what mistakes youโ€™ve made, change is possible. Recovery begins when youโ€™re willing to take responsibility, accept help, and choose a different path forward. You are not defined by your lowest moment. There is still hope for a new beginning. ๐Ÿ™ ๐Ÿ‘‡ What did rock bottom look like for you? Share your story. Your experience might be the encouragement someone else needs today. by @marcoferrantehq
Everybody wants more, but not everybody is willing to take responsibility for what they already have. More opportunity. More influence. More resources. More success. But before you ask God for an increase, take a look at how you're managing what's already in your hands. Are you being faithful with your time? Are you taking care of your family, your health, your finances, and the responsibilities you've already been given? Increase isn't just a blessing. It's a responsibility. God isn't only concerned with what you want to receive. He's concerned with how you steward what He's entrusted to you. Stop focusing on what you don't have and start being faithful with what you do have. That's where growth begins. by @marcoferrantehq
Stop asking God for more if you're neglecting what He's already placed in your hands. We pray for more opportunities, more resources, more influence, and greater responsibility. But are we being faithful with what we already have? How are you managing your time? Are you present with your family? Are you taking care of your health? Are you stewarding your finances and the responsibilities God has entrusted to you? Increase isn't just about receiving more. It's about becoming someone who can faithfully manage more. Luke 16:10 reminds us that faithfulness in the small things matters. The way you live when nobody is watching is part of the foundation for what comes next. Before you ask God to increase what's in your hands, take an honest look at how you're managing it. Question of the day: What are you asking God to increase that you haven't been stewarding well? by @marcoferrantehq
Difficult seasons don't mean God has abandoned you. Sometimes, the very things you're walking through are the things He can use to strengthen you, refine you, and bring glory to His name. That's why it's important to stay rooted in His Word, spend time in His presence, and continue to delight in Him even when life gets difficult. We pray for certain things, and when God brings them into our lives, we have to remember that those blessings come with responsibility. The team around us. The relationships we build. The opportunities we're given. Sometimes we're living in the middle of prayers we once asked God to answer. Don't lose sight of what He's entrusted to you. Everything God brings into your life is an opportunity to grow, to serve, and to glorify Him. Stay faithful in the process, and steward what He's already placed in your hands. by @marcoferrantehq
Your identity must come before your calling. Throughout Scripture, God establishes identity before sending people into their assignment. Before the work, there is the relationship. Before the responsibility, there is the foundation. The problem is that too many people become so focused on what God has called them to do that they forget who He's called them to be. They build ministries before building their foundation. They chase purpose without understanding their identity in Christ. And eventually, the weight of the calling becomes heavier than their foundation can support. Your calling will stretch you, but your identity is what keeps you grounded. You are not defined by your title, your platform, your ministry, or how much you accomplish for God. You are defined by who you are in Him. Don't get so focused on doing something for God that you forget to become rooted in who you are with God. Build your identity first. Let your calling flow from that foundation. by @marcoferrantehq
Don't confuse being good at something with being a good person. Talent can open doors. Charisma can get people to pay attention. But neither guarantees integrity, accountability, or trust. Character is revealed in how someone treats people when there's nothing to gain, how they respond when they're wrong, and whether their actions match their words. You can admire someone's gifts without overlooking their flaws. You can respect someone's talent without giving them access to every part of your life. A person's ability to perform is not proof of their ability to lead. Pay attention to the fruit, not just the gift. Don't let that one go over your head. by @marcoferrantehq

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