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The Giant Battle of Addiction: 15 Principles for Success from the Biblical Battle of David and the Giant Goliath presents key faith-based recovery principles with practical lessons to help you be successful in recovery and to have victory over your "giant" battle of addiction. This epic story of young David facing the powerful giant Goliath provides important lessons for those facing their own giant battle of addiction. The principles that enabled David to be successful in his battle can also help you be successful in recovery over your "giant battle of addiction" and even lead to a brand-new life as well.

The Giant Battle of Addiction is a quick, easy-to-read book that shares key faith-based recovery insights with practical lessons to help you be successful in recovery and to have victory over your "giant" battle of addiction. These lessons and principles can help you to be successful in recovery and also lead you to a brand-new life with God. This book is another great recovery resource for individuals seeking a faith-based approach to recovery.

The Giant Battle of Addiction is also a great faith-based recovery resource for churches, recovery ministries, and recovery groups that want to make faith-based recovery resources available to their members in an easy-to-read book format. Also, it would be great as a 5-week study for your recovery group or other small group. It is planned to be available in multiple editions: a regular Booklet Edition (5x8), Large Print Edition (6x9), and Kindle/eBook Edition.

GREG SCHMALHOFER is host of The Hope Recovery Podcast on YouTube and Spotify and has been involved in faith-based recovery ministry for many years. Greg loves recovery ministry and has been blessed to see many lives dramatically changed through faith in Christ. Greg is a certified family recovery specialist (CFRS) and has graduate degrees in Christian Ministry and Theological Studies. He is also author of other faith-based recovery books, The Hope Recovery Devotional, The Twelve Keys of Faith-Based Recovery, and The Twelve Steps of Recovery.