Steve Eisenhauer launches Scripture-based addiction recovery curriculum

Steve Eisenhauer has released a 12-step, Scripture-integrated recovery curriculum aimed at people in recovery, churches and ministry groups. The book combines biblical passages, practical exercises and recovery tools to support both sobriety and spiritual growth.

Why it matters: - Freedom from Addiction is designed to serve beyond individual readers and into churches, recovery ministries, small groups and family support networks. - The curriculum pairs addiction recovery with biblical discipleship, aiming to support lasting behavior change, emotional healing and spiritual maturity. - The book targets people seeking a structured recovery path that can also work in facilitated ministry settings.

What happened: - Steve Eisenhauer announced the release of Freedom from Addiction: A 12-Step, Scripture-Integrated Recovery Curriculum RGV Road to Recovery IA. - The book is available now through the Amazon listing. - Eisenhauer positions the resource as a faith-based recovery curriculum built for individuals and groups.

The details: - The curriculum uses a 12-module framework that aligns the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions with biblical passages and practical applications. - Each module includes lessons, reflective assignments, quizzes, action plans and planning tools. - The book includes exercises such as Defect-to-Virtue Plans, Harm Lists, Forgiveness Reflections, Prayer and Meditation Logs and Service Reflections. - The curriculum is meant to help readers examine behavior patterns and build healthier habits. - The resource is intended for independent use or for use in guided programs. - The book is presented as a tool for accountability, self-reflection, spiritual development and practical action.

Between the lines: - Eisenhauer is trying to bridge a gap between traditional recovery models and biblical discipleship. - The release reflects a growing demand for recovery materials that combine structured self-help tools with faith-based teaching. - The curriculum’s wide use case suggests an effort to reach both individuals in crisis and the leaders who support them.

What's next: - Eisenhauer is inviting review-copy requests and interview inquiries through BrightKey PR. - The book’s next test will be whether churches, recovery groups and families adopt it as a working curriculum. - Wider use could position the resource as both a devotional tool and a recovery framework.

The bottom line: - Freedom from Addiction is a recovery guide built to connect sobriety, Scripture and disciplined personal change in one structured program.