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Find hope and healing on the road to recovery.

 

Whether you’re beginning your journey or have been walking the path for a while, recovery from addiction can be a long and lonely road with shame and fear as companions.

 

In Radical Freedom, Melissa Huray walks with you through all stages of recovery. This devotional features 365 days of encouraging Scripture, thoughtful prayers, and practical advice from someone who’s been in your shoes. Learn to

 

• harness the power of faith,
• stay strong in the face of temptation,
• make positive, lasting change,
• leave behind the pain of your past, and
• find hope for a new beginning.

 

Take one day at a time and let Radical Freedom be a source of light on your road ahead.

Melissa Huray has dedicated nearly two decades to helping people find restoration through the power of Jesus Christ. Radically freed from alcohol, cigarettes, and stimulants in 2003, Melissa is an addiction counselor with a master's degree in physiology. She spent twelve years counseling addicts in intensive outpatient treatment programs before accepting the position of executive director at the Lindell Recovery Network.
Melissa is also an Emmy-award-winning news reporter and anchor, having appeared on television programs such as His Glory Ministry and CBS Minnesota's WCCO-TV. She is the host of The Hope Report podcast and a regular guest on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast.
Her many writing pieces include articles for Charisma Media, Living North magazine, and Steve Bannon's War Room. She is also the author of her memoir titled Blackout to Blessing.
A faithful follower of Jesus Christ, Melissa enjoys reading, running, wordsmithing, and singing--both karaoke and as a member of two musical groups: her church worship team and the City of Lakes women's Barbershop chorus. Melissa lives in the Twin Cities suburb of Lakeville, Minnesota, with her husband, Mike, and has three daughters.