With no degrees of separation in the power and relevance of addiction, this book will capture the attention of America. If one frail, broken man can triumph in addiction, there is hope for all. In this book, you will be awakened with the reality of the devastation of drug-abuse statistics in America. In 1971 President Nixon stated, "America's public enemy number 1 is drug abuse." This issue has only increased since then. The author shares a personal story of triumph in detail of how he went from a homeless drug addict to a life of purpose and success.Throughout the mid and closing sections of this book, one will discover a timeless set of principles and thought constructs that will help any addict or family thereof. An entire chapter of this book focuses on the societal mischaracterization of addiction being a disease. Addiction is not a disease; it is idolatry. This book will look at addiction through the lens of a biblical worldview and will provide hope and healing to countless lives.