(ctd. from the last article)
If you or someone you know has already started using drugs, it is important to know this:
You are not stuck. You can break free. That person can break free.
Here are some steps that will help:
1. Turn to God
True peace and satisfaction come from God, your Creator. True freedom can only be found through a relationship with God, through Jesus Christ. He says, "Come to me, all you who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest."
So, renounce your sins and surrender to Him, because He is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
2. Speak up and get help
Talk to a trusted adult, teacher, counsellor, or mentor. Be open to them as fully as possible, once you're sure they are trustworthy. You can't walk this journey alone.
3. Be accountable
Let there be someone(could be the person you have confided in), who checks on you and supports your growth, helping you steer clear of this harmful habit.
4. Change your circle
Surround yourself with friends who encourage good decisions, not bad ones.
5. Seek therapy and counseling
Professional help from a doctor is needed in cases of addiction. It will guide you or your loved one through recovery and healing.
Tunde’s story is not just one story, it is happening every day. But your story can be different. In God, you have the power to choose wisely. You have the strength to say no.
And if you’ve already started, summon the courage to stop and seek help.
Protect your future. It is worth more than any temporary pleasure. We encourage
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