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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored Podcast, host Mike Noland shares a raw and hope-filled conversation about Step 11, spiritual discipline, and the life-changing power of daily communion with God. Mike talks about his journey of going through the motions with half-hearted prayers, checklist Christianity, and devastating relapse, to discovering the gift of desperation that led to true transformation. Discipline became desire as time in the Word reshaped his heart, mind, and life. This episode is not a formula or a lecture, but a testimony of how God rescues, redeems, and restores by inviting us back into the communion we were created for. If you have ever wondered how to know God’s will, walk in freedom, or move from survival faith into a real relationship with Him, this episode is an invitation to come up the mountain and walk with the God who simply wants to be with you.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland delves into Step 10 of recovery, emphasizing the importance of daily self-examination and the one degree principle, which illustrates how small deviations can lead to significant consequences over time. Mike discusses the necessity of maintaining a short account with sin, the power of confession, and the importance of guarding one's heart against resentment and anger. He encourages listeners to align themselves daily with God's guidance, reminding them that recovery is a continuous journey of faith in Jesus Christ and surrender to His Lordship.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland walks through Steps Eight and Nine of the recovery journey, confronting the truth that words alone cannot heal the damage we’ve done. When sorry isn’t enough, real change requires willingness, truth, and grace put into action. These steps move recovery beyond good intentions and into the hard work of making amends.

Mike explains that Steps Eight and Nine are not about punishment or shame, but about heart transformation. Through biblical truth and personal stories, he shows how owning our wrongs, seeking reconciliation, and inviting others into the process leads to genuine healing. At the center of it all is the gospel. Jesus doesn’t just forgive us. He restores us. Because Christ has reconciled us to God through the cross, we are now empowered to pursue reconciliation with others.

This episode reminds us that true freedom is found in honesty, humility, and obedience, and that lasting healing flows from the grace of Jesus, who makes restoration possible.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored Podcast, host Michael Noland goes beyond confession and confronts the real question: Am I ready to change or not? Walking through Steps 6 and 7 of recovery, we explore biblical repentance not as feeling sorry, but as a complete change of heart and direction. Drawing from Scripture, the original meaning of repentance, and a raw personal testimony, this episode challenges the lie that addiction is something we are powerless to change without accountability. Repentance is the turning point where willingness meets surrender, and where God does what we cannot do ourselves. If you’re tired of repeating the same cycles and ready for real transformation, this episode is an honest call to turn, return to God, and experience the power of the gospel to truly change your life.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland delves into the critical step of confession in the recovery process, particularly within the context of addiction and spiritual healing. He emphasizes the importance of bringing hidden sins into the light, the role of community in confession, and how this act can lead to profound healing and restoration. Drawing on biblical principles and personal experiences, Mike illustrates how confession is not just about admitting wrongs but is a pathway to grace, freedom, and deeper relationships with God and others.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland discusses the critical fourth step in recovery: honesty. He emphasizes the importance of bringing hidden secrets into the light, the role of forgiveness, and the necessity of self-examination. Drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings, Mike encourages listeners to confront their past traumas and embrace truth as a pathway to healing and restoration. He highlights the need for support from mentors and the power of scripture in guiding this process. Ultimately, the episode serves as a call to action for those struggling with addiction to step into the light and seek freedom through honesty and faith in Jesus Christ.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland and guest David Van Buskirk dive into the first three steps of recovery: Step 1, Surrender; Step 2, Faith; and Step 3, Obedience. Together, they explore how recovery and biblical truth come together to form a firm foundation for lasting freedom. Mike and David discuss the importance of admitting powerlessness over addiction, placing trust in God, and walking out daily obedience as an act of discipleship. Through personal testimonies and biblical principles, they highlight the renewing of the mind, the power of community, and the example Jesus sets in surrender and obedience. This conversation encourages listeners to embrace their recovery journey with faith, humility, and wholehearted commitment, reminding them that true transformation begins with a relationship with Jesus Christ.

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In this episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland explores the themes of spiritual growth, obedience, and the transformative power of a relationship with Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of daily communion with God, the necessity of surrender and obedience, and how true belief in Jesus leads to a life of action. Through personal anecdotes and biblical references, he illustrates how walking in the Spirit can lead to victory over temptation and a deeper understanding of God's will. The conversation culminates in a call to embrace faith in Jesus Christ and live a life aligned with God's purpose.