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Welcome to Disciple Lifestyle: A Simple Plan for a Blessed Life. This book invites you on an exploration of the 12 steps, not as a recovery tool but as a guide for embracing a Christian way of living. As we embark on this spiritual journey, we will navigate the terrain of surrender, faith, and divine connection, drawing parallels between the wisdom of the 12 steps and the timeless teachings of Jesus Christ. I was born in Manassas, VA on June 30, 1968. I was born with a mild case of Cerebal Palsy which had a significant impact on my childhood. I was always a little bit slower and uncoordinated. But I eventually learned to overcome my condition and went on to swim on swim team and play little league football. My father died on Father's Day 1975. My mother met remarried my stepfather August 13, 1976. My mother had three of us, me and my twin brothers. and my stepfather had six children from his first marriage, 5 sons and one daughter. I was probably full blown alcoholic by the age of 15. By the grace of God, I originally got sober in September of 1986. Six months after getting sober, I gave my life to Jesus as my Lord and Savior. I began working in the music business after graduating high school and eventually moved to Atlanta in 1992 to pursue my career in music. I spent more than 20 years in the music business. I managed dozens of artists, produced and promoted hundreds of events. Eventually being led in the late 90's to move into the Christian and gospel music genre. I met my wife at an AA meeting in 1997. We have 4 children, three daughters and a son. In early 2000's I was given a scholarship to a local bible college and earned a 2 year certificate in post-modern culture. I spent time as a youth pastor and became ordained in the church that was associated with the college. I left the music business and have had a variety of opportunities to own several businesses and currently work for a Georgia-based general contractor
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