I found myself sitting in a prison chapel after 2½ years of incarceration crying out for change, and because of my willingness to admit my brokenness, I finally cried out to God.

I was 48½ years old at that point, and it was time to grow up. This was the prayer I cried out: “Lord, I can’t, but you can, and I need help!” (Point 1) In that moment of total brokenness, with a willingness to submit my life to God, the change began. Was I serious about this walk? Not really. But I was desperate, looking for a chance, and it was there that the Holy Spirit began to help me. (Point 2)

My behaviors had led to many bad relationships and two failed marriages. Every day I needed to build myself up with lies and deception just to operate and to feel normal about what I was doing. I was a junkie and a drunk. But these were only symptoms of my soul sickness brought about by my separation from God’s true purpose for my life, I have been arrested many times, and as a result, I have been to prison and through a few drug rehab programs. (Point 3)

I understand falling, so please feel free to express the details of your life and your situation so we can have to make a decision based on the facts of your life, not on the circumstances surrounding your life. If you are looking for a situation or a circumstance to change you, we may not be able to help you. But if you are willing to admit your brokenness and a need for another chance, maybe we can help. You will need to do the work to get there. We are currently building a community of men willing to step into the lives of each other and challenge each other to change through our program of 200% accountability.

Points

1. Matthew 3:22: “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.”

2. John 14:22: “But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.”

3. Isaiah 59:2: “But your iniquities have separated you and your God, and your sins have hid His face from you, that He will not hear.”