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Year One Bundle

Year One Bundle

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Description

This bundle contains 25 lessons at a deeply discounted price.

Forever Free utilizes the Twelve Steps of Forever Free, and the program is designed to follow the Steps in order.

This bundle contains everything you need to facilitate an effective, Christ-centered, Bible-based recovery ministry:

  • Sermon manuscripts
  • Fill-in-the-blank outlines
  • Pictures and media graphics for messages
  • Social media graphics
  • Full-length video of lesson, taught by Pastor Layne. Can be used to prepare for or to facilitate the lesson (for churches without a live communicator).
  • Leader's Guide - Step-by-step instructions on how to plan, prepare, train, and facilitate a Forever Free ministry in your church.
  • Group binder contents - Complete instructions and format to facilitate and lead Share Groups.
  • Process Group binder contents - Complete instructions and format to facilitate and lead Process Groups.
Why Me? Why Forever Free?
Lesson 1 of the Year 1 Bundle is an excellent teaching that serves as an introduction to Forever Free.

It answers important questions, such as:

  • What life issues (hurts, habits, hang-ups) does Forever Free address?
  • Who attends Forever Free?
  • What is this ministry all about?
  • Why should I attend?
  • Will I fit in?
Step 1:
Accepting Reality
Accepting reality is to step out of denial. It’s admitting life is unmanageable, that things are as bad as they seem and something must be done to correct the situation. Step 1 is where you accept the reality that there is a problem.

In this lesson, participants learn the 4 indicators of unmanageability, and discover that hitting bottom isn’t always a bad thing.
Step 2: There Is Hope
Step 2 is where you realize that you can’t stop the insanity in your life, but there is hope because there is a power greater than you who can.

At Forever Free, we identify that greater power. His name is Jesus.
Step 2: Restoration
While Step 2 is often referred to as the hope step, it is also the beginning of restoration in your life. When you come to believe in a power greater than yourself, you are starting the process of rebuilding and renewing your life.

By placing your trust and faith in Jesus, the restoration process begins. This lesson reveals 5 ways God restores your life.
Step 3: Learning to Trust God
Step 3 is a turning point in the lives of those who are in recovery. You make the decision to turn your life and our will over to the only Higher Power, Jesus Christ. In this step, you take action and step out in faith.

Step three is where you learn to trust God.In this lesson, five practical and necessary steps in process of trusting God are revealed.
Step 3: Learning to Trust Others
In Step 3, you learn to trust God. Trusting in God will also translate into learning to trust others.

In this lesson, three important questions are addressed:

  • How do you learn to trust others?
  • Why is it important to trust others?
  • Who should you trust?
Step 4: Moral Inventory
A moral inventory is a written objective assessment of your life, including defects of character, your strengths and weaknesses, and a thorough look at the damage you’ve caused while engaging in your addiction or compulsive behavior.

The process of completing a moral inventory is the focus of this critical lesson.
Step 4: The Sponsor/Sponsee Relationship
Healthy relationships are essential in recovery, and one of the most important relationships in recovery and life is the relationship between sponsor and sponsee.

This lesson discusses the reasons why having a sponsor is crucial, guidelines for finding a sponsor, where to find a good sponsor, and the role of a sponsee.
Step 5: Confess. Pray. Heal.
Confession is a necessary part of recovery, and Step 5 is where you come clean and admit to your wrongdoings.

In this lesson, four questions are answered:

  • When do you do Step 5?
  • How do you complete the fifth step?
  • Who do you share your inventory with?
  • Why is it important to share your inventory with another person?
Step 5: Is A Mentor Necessary?
Everyone needs a mentor. This is especially true for those in recovery. In recovery circles, a mentor is often referred to as a sponsor. A sponsor is crucial for the long-term success of the person struggling with hurts, habits, and hang-ups.

This lesson answers the frequently asked question, “Why is a sponsor necessary in recovery?”
Step 6: Ready and Willing
Step 6 is a preparation step. It’s at this point you become ready to be rid of the character defects that are at the very core of the dysfunction in your life.

This lesson gives step by step instructions of how to become ready and willing to allow God to remove character flaws that lead to unhealthy coping mechanisms.
Step 6: Preparing to Let It Go
Step 6 is known as the willingness Step. You must become willing to have God remove ALL of your defects of character. Character defects are undesirable traits, beliefs, and attitudes that make your life unmanageable.

In this lesson, you’ll learn a 5-step process for preparing to let go of those unhealthy character flaws.
Step 7: Humility
Humility is critical in adequately working Step 7. Pride and selfishness keep you bound in the cycle of addictive and/or compulsive behaviors.

Step 7 is where you are stripped of your pride in order to allow God to completely remove the character defects that have plagued you for years.

In this lesson you’ll learn five practical steps to help you develop and grow in humility.
Step 7: The Power of Prayer
Character defects often lead to acting out in unhealthy, compulsive ways. When defects of character are removed from your life, things begin to change for the better.

Prayer is the method by which you humbly ask God to remove your character defects.

This lesson will show you how to tap into the power of prayer in order to remove the flaws that are at the core your dysfunction.
Step 8: The List
Lists are important because they keep you focused on a task and give order to your life. Step 8 is where you make a list of every person you have harmed and those who have harmed you and become willing to make amends and forgive them all. This is a tall task.

In this lesson you’ll learn:

  • How to construct the list
  • Who and what goes on the list
  • The process of becoming willing to making amends and forgive
Step 8: Willing to Forgive
One of the most difficult aspects of working on Step 8 is becoming willing to forgive. Willingness is the quality or state of being prepared to do something. In order to forgive, you must prepare and get ready to forgive.

This critical lesson on Step 8 teaches both the pathway and the process of becoming willing to forgive.
Step 9: Peacemaker
If there were one word that describes the whole purpose of working Step 9, that word would have to be peace.

Making amends and offering forgiveness creates an entirely different atmosphere. A deep release replaces turmoil, hatred, resentment, and unforgiveness.

This lesson delves into important principles from the story of Jacob and Esau on how to make amends.
Step 9: Selfless Servant
Step 9 is where you make direct amends and offer forgiveness to people you have harmed and those who have harmed you. There are three types of amends: direct, indirect, and living amends.

This lesson addresses how to make a living amends, which is living a completely new lifestyle that reflects a transformed life.
Step 10: Proper Daily Maintenance
Proper maintenance is just part of life, and it’s especially true in your recovery. If you stop working on each of the twelve steps, you will soon need an overhaul. And it will be far more painful than if you had just maintained your recovery by working the steps.

In this lesson, a four-part grid that is practical and effective is introduced. It’s a simple way to make Step 10 a daily practice.
Step 10: The Laundry
Step 10 begins the process of learning to live differently in the present. It is an ongoing version of steps four through nine, where you take a quick inventory of a situation, identify your part in it, and, when necessary, either self-correct or make amends.

In this lesson, you’ll learn a very easy way to work Step 10 so you won’t let issues pile up.

Step 11: A Grateful Heart
November is often referred to as the month of gratitude. Thanksgiving is the time of year where the focus is on the things we are all grateful for.

Wouldn’t it be amazing if every day were like Thanksgiving by each day with the same grateful mentality, and exhibiting a heart overflowing with gratitude?

In this lesson, you’ll learn 5 simple ways to develop a heart overflowing with gratitude.
Step 11: Connecting With God
Connection is vital in any relationship, and it’s especially true with God.

The goal of Step 11 is to seek a more consistent and profound connection with God.This lesson provides easy to follow steps that will help you develop a deep, abiding relationship with Jesus.
Step 12: The Gifts of Recovery
You may have heard the old saying, “You’ve gotta give it away to keep it.” This saying refers to the fact that recovery is a gift, and to keep that gift, one must share it with others. The gift of recovery is meant to be shared. While re-gifting is considered tacky in most circumstances, it is encouraged in recovery!

There are 11 gifts of recovery are the result of thoroughly and faithfully working the 12 Steps to the best of your ability. These gifts can then be “re-gifted.” As you share them along your ongoing road of recovery, you’ll realize the gift of giving is greater than the gift of receiving.
Step 12: The Greatest Gift
The most incredible gift you will ever receive won’t come wrapped in colorful wrapping paper with a big bow. FedEx won’t deliver it in a giant box with the words “handle with care” stamped on it. It won’t be parked in your driveway with a big red bow wrapped around it.

God gave us Jesus, The Greatest Gift in history, so we could have eternal life.

Step 12: Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we carry this message of hope and healing to others and practice these principles in all our affairs.
The Mask
In many sports, a mask is a form of protection that is not only necessary but is critical to the wellbeing of the athletes. If they don’t wear a mask, injury and death could result.

However, wearing a mask in order to hide what’s really going on is not safe or healthy. Some masks protect, while others can cause harm.

It’s time to get rid of The Mask!

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