Free Indeed with Joshua Kesena is a series of authentic, relatable conversations about addiction by an ex-addict. Every addict knows how easy it is for non-addicts to talk about freedom but Joshua speaks from the perspective of someone who has walked miles in the shoes of anyone suffering from addiction to habits such as pornography, masturbation, drugs, sex, and the insatiable desire to fill the void.
Joshua tells the bad and ugly of his story and how Jesus took that darkness and turned it to light. Every addict will find himself in Joshua's story and indeed in the salvation plan of God.
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Free Indeed with Joshua Kesena is a series of authentic, relatable conversations about addiction by an ex-addict. Every addict knows how easy it is for non-addicts to talk about freedom but Joshua speaks from the perspective of someone who has walked miles in the shoes of anyone suffering from addiction to habits such as pornography, masturbation, drugs, sex, and the insatiable desire to fill the void.
Joshua tells the bad and ugly of his story and how Jesus took that darkness and turned it to light. Every addict will find himself in Joshua's story and indeed in the salvation plan of God.
If love is to lead, then we as saints have to do better to those who are still growing from where we came from. In this episode, examples of emotional intelligence are taken from scripture.
Free Indeed With Josh
Free Indeed with Joshua Kesena is a series of authentic, relatable conversations about addiction by an ex-addict. Every addict knows how easy it is for non-addicts to talk about freedom but Joshua speaks from the perspective of someone who has walked miles in the shoes of anyone suffering from addiction to habits such as pornography, masturbation, drugs, sex, and the insatiable desire to fill the void.
Joshua tells the bad and ugly of his story and how Jesus took that darkness and turned it to light. Every addict will find himself in Joshua's story and indeed in the salvation plan of God.
