un·leash - verb
- to release from; set loose to pursue or run at will.
- to abandon control of: to unleash her passion.
“I feel trapped,” she said shaking her head. “All I do is worry about bills and angry phone calls. I don’t even think about me anymore or about my life. Maybe there isn’t a ‘me’ anymore.” When creditors out number your friends or when fear is part of the daily routine, you pay with most valuable thing you have, your future. Will things ever change?
“The key to the ability to change is a changeless sense of who you are, what you are about and what you value.” One of the joys of being a pastor is helping people recapture their true potential. I believe most people generally know they were made for something more! They make plans, dream about them, but then they get busy, sidetracked or discouraged… and start to think their goals aren’t possible, at least not for them. They long to find someone who will stand by them, help them to select a path of action, take steps, and remember their life is worth more. That’s what Unleashed is all about.
Unleashed is a vision of the future that equips and empowers you to discover God’s best. It’s not wishful thinking about a better day; it’s a conviction that God has a future for us that nothing can compete with—and that He still has a great plan for you just waiting to be discovered. Perhaps it’s time to unleash your potential with a few close friends who share the same struggles, friends who will be open and honest, and friends who can provide help, hope and healing. Maybe it’s time to pursue a different path.
Because your life and your story are important, I want to invite you to a participate in this journey of discovering God’s best for your life. Together we will tackle the habits, beliefs and fears that have you at the end of a leash. Together we can create a plan, set some goals and create a life worthy of you.

Hi!
I’m currently working on a series of articles focused on Christianity and addiction recovery, and came across your site in my research. Thank you, first of all, for providing such great resources – they have been very helpful in my work so far. Among the great resources on your site is one (on this page:http://www.stevegedon.com/2010/09/02/mistakes-in-ministry ) that used to link to the LifeWay homepage: http://www.lifeway.com/lwc
I did a quick search and found that it relocated here: http://www.lifeway.com/n/Christian-Living?type=learn
Finally – two other quick requests:
Granted, I am just starting, but so far, I am having a bit of difficulty coming up with resources on my topic of Christianity and addiction recovery. Do you have any resources you could recommend? I would love to tap into your expertise, if you don’t mind
Also, I have one recommendation for you, if you are open to adding more resources to your site. I thought it would be a great fit, considering the information you currently have on your site – let me know what you think:
Christ’s Promise: the Drug Rehab Blog for Christians
http://www.drugrehabforchristians.com/blog/
Thank you so much!
With Blessings and Gratitude,
Mary
P.S. Let me know if you’d like for me to email you again if I find another broken link!
Mary Dunner
mdunner@drugrehabforchristians.com