Rock Bottom Hope

Rock Bottom Hope šŸ–¤ BRINGING HOPE TO THE FURTHEST HEART šŸ–¤ COACHING šŸ”„ RESOURCING šŸ”„ TRAINING šŸ”„ INSPIRATION šŸ”„ PRAYER
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There was a time when I was the man on the left.Addicted to m**h by 14. Abused. Trafficked. Homeless. A high-school drop...
09/04/2026

There was a time when I was the man on the left.

Addicted to m**h by 14. Abused. Trafficked. Homeless. A high-school dropout with a needle in my arm and more failed attempts to get better than I can count.

People had every reason to believe I would never change.

But God wasn’t finished with me.

If I could go back and meet that broken young man today, I wouldn’t lecture him. I wouldn’t shame him. I’d hold him.

And I’d tell him, ā€œYou have no idea what God is going to do with your life. Just don’t give up.ā€

July 24, 2008, Jesus met me at rock bottom.

Today, I get to spend my life going back for people who are still there.

That’s why Rock Bottom Hope exists.

Rock bottom doesn’t have to be the end of your story.

Sometimes part of the job is just listening to someone’s story.No fixing. No preaching. No rushing them toward the next ...
09/03/2026

Sometimes part of the job is just listening to someone’s story.

No fixing. No preaching. No rushing them toward the next step. Just sitting across from another human being and giving them room to tell the truth about where they’ve been.

And it doesn’t matter if they have 10 years sober, 10 days, or they’re still trying to figure out whether they’re ready.

Early recovery can be messy. Their story may be scattered. They may contradict themselves. They may still be carrying shame, anger, fear, consequences, and wounds they haven’t even begun to understand.

But being heard matters.

Sometimes before someone is ready to hear what they need to do next, they need to know that somebody actually cares about what happened to them.

We can’t rescue everyone. We can’t make anyone choose recovery. But we can sit with them in the wreckage long enough to remind them that their story isn’t over.

Sometimes that’s the ministry.

Sometimes that’s the job.

Sometimes that’s where hope starts.

09/02/2026

What if 1,100 people decided that nobody should have to face rock bottom alone? ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹

Our 100 x 1000 Campaign is officially underway.

šŸ’™ 100 people giving $1,000
šŸ’™ 1,000 people giving $100
šŸŽÆ One goal: $200,000 to bring HOPE to people in crisis.

Your gift helps Rock Bottom Hope answer the call when someone is facing addiction, homelessness, trauma, or family crisis—and helps us bridge the gap between rock bottom and their next step.

Can’t give $100? Give $50. Give $25. Give $10. Every person matters. Every gift matters.

And if you can’t give today, SHARE THIS. You never know who in your circle has been personally impacted by addiction—or who God may be calling to step up in a big way.

šŸ‘‡ JOIN THE 1,100 & GIVE TODAY:
https://www.rockbottomhope.org/100x1000

Together, we can make sure that when someone finally reaches out for help, someone is there to answer.

I may not know you yet, but I love you now. ā¤ļø

09/01/2026

✨TODAY IS THE DAY✨

We’re launching the 100 x 1000 Fall Campaign and inviting 1,100 people to help us raise $200,000 during the month of September.

100 people giving $1,000. 1,000 people giving $100. And if neither amount fits, every gift still moves us closer to the goal.

Your support helps Rock Bottom Hope meet people in crisis with real help, real connection, and real hope. Will you join us?

https://www.rockbottomhope.org/100x1000

šŸ’œ Today, on National Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the lives lost to overdose—not as statistics, but as sons, daug...
09/01/2026

šŸ’œ Today, on National Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the lives lost to overdose—not as statistics, but as sons, daughters, moms, dads, brothers, sisters, and friends. Every life mattered. Every story mattered.

šŸ•Šļø We also stand with the families carrying the weight of those losses and with every person still fighting addiction today. Your story isn’t over. Recovery is possible, and asking for help can be the beginning of som**hing new.

šŸ™ At Rock Bottom Hope, we believe no one should have to face rock bottom alone. There is help. There is healing. And even at the bottom, there is HOPE. šŸ’œ

Meet Christina — the newest PODhost of RBH’s View From the Bottom podcast! šŸŽ™ļøChristina has one heck of a story.Drug addi...
08/31/2026

Meet Christina — the newest PODhost of RBH’s View From the Bottom podcast! šŸŽ™ļø

Christina has one heck of a story.

Drug addiction. Prison. Starting over. And ultimately, encountering Jesus and being made new.

Today, Christina is a Christ-following single mom, entrepreneur, business owner, and a woman who isn’t afraid to use the places she’s been to bring hope to people who may still be there.

She’s been part of the Rock Bottom Hope family for a while, but now we’re putting a microphone in front of her. šŸ˜

You’ll be seeing — and hearing — a whole lot more from Christina as she joins Adam and Danny on View From the Bottom.

We’re going to talk honestly about addiction, recovery, faith, relationships, trauma, failure, redemption, and the messy parts of life that don’t always make it into the Sunday morning testimony.

No pretending. No polished answers. Just real conversations about finding hope when life hits bottom.

šŸŽ™ļø Adam. Christina. Danny.
VIEW FROM THE BOTTOM | An RBH Podcast

The struggle is real. So is Jesus.

P**n is free. Because you’re the product.It wants your attention.Your appetite.Your relationships.Your ability to be sat...
08/29/2026

P**n is free. Because you’re the product.

It wants your attention.
Your appetite.
Your relationships.
Your ability to be satisfied with what’s real.

We’ve normalized p**n and called it harmless.

It’s not.

This isn’t about shame. It’s about breaking the secrecy that keeps people trapped.

If p**n has a grip on you, bring it into the light. Tell someone. Get accountability. Fight for freedom.

Parents—talk to your kids. Check the devices. Set the boundaries.

Stop normalizing what’s destroying us.

If you agree, share this.
If p**n has impacted your life or family, comment: ā€œIt’s not harmless.ā€

**nIsNotHarmless **nAddiction

What an amazing time getting to know Henry's Home and the amazing work they do with veterans, first responders and so mu...
08/28/2026

What an amazing time getting to know Henry's Home and the amazing work they do with veterans, first responders and so much more. RBH is looking forward to partnering in the future.

Alcohol became a problem for me in my late teenage years, but after suddenly losing my mom in 2024, I fell into full-blo...
08/27/2026

Alcohol became a problem for me in my late teenage years, but after suddenly losing my mom in 2024, I fell into full-blown alcoholism. Instead of facing the pain and healing what was happening inside me, I used alcohol to cope. Along the way, I hurt people I loved and burned bridges I never thought I would.

On July 1, 2026, I began my sobriety journey—and my life has been changing ever since.

Today, I’m living in sober living and participating in a recovery program that is helping me build a strong foundation for the future. I know I still have a long road ahead of me, but for the first time, I’m learning to face life instead of drinking my way through it.

I’m grateful for another chance, and I’m looking forward to seeing what the future holds. ā¤ļø

— Lauren
Hope Scholarship Recipient

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