BIBLICAL Reasons Why You Should AVOID ALCOHOL

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[@footprintsinthesand2009]

Blessed to be sober and smoke-free thanks to the Lord!

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

Amen to that🙌💕🙏

[@KingdomWoman333]

Amen! Me too!

[@andym2718]

Our Lord Jesus Christ delivered me from the addiction of smoking cigarettes. I praise and bless His Holy name. 🙏🙌

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

He will!!

[@adiraFEARSHEAVENLYFATHER4EVER]

Pray for my hubby to stop kratom and vape

[@ChristineSmileyFace]

I was having the temptation to drink tonight as I planned to go to dinner with my sister... I did experience conviction from the Holy Spirit.. then this video popped up.. thank you brother Vlad for sharing this 🙏

[@crisde2822]

Please pray for me to be delivered of the demons. I stopped drinking and I backslid. I'm praying day and night for the strength to stop and it's sooo hard. Thank you for the video. God bless you.

[@wahsbg]

God delivered me from the same. God showed me that people who get drunk will not inherit the kingdom of God. In return he gave me a desire to be rather filled with the spirit of God rather than filled with alcohol. God is faithful.

[@crisde2822]

@@wahsbg I'm trying. Thank you 😊

[@shawnhayes6938]

I recommend prayer and fasting. Matthew 17:14-21 Short version...some things can only come out through prayer and fasting. I am in the process of this now. Some demons are just stubborn and won't leave unless through prayer and fasting.

[@futurebeats898]

Abide in christ more! Spend more time in his love.

[@nsan48]

Praying for you brother. For God's strength and grace to flow through you and fill you up, so you no longer feel the need for alcohol to do so. God bless you on your journey; keep pushing, repenting, and working through it.

[@jayclarke777]

God blessed me with diabetes to deliver/heal me from alcoholism. It's a stronghold that has ruined relationships/opportunities in my life.

[@Jesusisking198]

Please pray for my husband. He’s addicted and an alcoholic. It’s really damaging our marriage. God bless you all.

[@padmac8176]

From times I have blacked out and banged my head on the toilet and on the floor from being paralytic from drinking I am lucky to be alive today. So this last week of being sober has been invaluable for me and I intend to stay sober forever. This first week has been very challenging for me but I got through it. I understand it gets easier after Week 1. So here is to the weeks months and years ahead of a clean and happy life!

[@padmac8176]

@@rebeccadubarry8523 Thank you Rebecca🙏🙏

[@padmac8176]

I have completed my first 6 days of sobriety. I got to a point where I was drinking a box of wine every couple of days, it was crazy! No more! It will be a long hard journey but I know it will pay off in the end. I am done with the hangovers arguments and blackouts, and waking up the next day wondering what I posted on Facebook the night before. This week and especially tonight has been the hardest for me as I was surrounded by people with alcohol in their hand while I was out in the city centre with my friend. I was tempted but I passed the test. My will is strong and I will get through this. If I can survive tonight in my first week of sobriety I can survive anything! It's also my birthday tomorrow so I intend to make it the first day of the rest of my life as a clean and sober man hopefully forever.

[@rajahmariine]

Lord deliver my husband from alcohol

[@msluna202]

Thank you for posting this Pastor Vlad. In a generation of happy hours and thinking that alcohol has to be present for a good time, may we rely on the word of God for wisdom and divine instruction.

[@AntonioMartinez-sq2gp]

I pray, I stop putting this poison in my body. Thank You for this reminder

[@kingdomteachingswithbrittany]

Prayer for my husband. He drinks every day. God bless you always 🙏🏽 ❤️ 💖

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

Isaiah 28 God had shown me the other morning. He commanded I drink nothing more. 🙏 Thank you Vlad for touching on this MUCH NEEDED subject. I listened to a news anchor say yesterday that alcohol use has become so "normalized" and commonplace among Americans that during "these times" they are reaching for even stronger substances now." This is the enemy's plan, I pray you don't fall into this pit children of God.🙏🫂💕

[@deboranoellette1724]

Please pray for my Dad to stop drinking

[@daughterofthemosthigh33]

Have Said A Prayer for Your dear Dad and yourself Debora x In Jesus Name Amen 🙏🤍🕊

[@beingahuman2740]

Dear Lord Jesus, Thank you so much for giving me faith in you. Even though my faith may not always be 100% rock solid, thank you for giving me enough faith to be praying this prayer to you right now. And to be able to imagine you hearing my prayer. Thank you for your gift of forgiveness and of salvation (that is, for saving me), and of eternal life with you in heaven in the life to come after this one. Thank you for giving up your earthly life so that I may be forgiven, and blessed, and know that no matter what happens in this life, or what I do, I always have assurance of my salvation. And confidence that as a sincere follower of you I am saved, by my faith and repentance, and by your grace and forgiveness, from anything I have done, or may do. I pray that you give Debora’s dad, the father of the person that typed this comment, the power to turn away from excessive drinking of alcohol. To turn away from drunkenness. I pray that you take away his desire to drink, and replace it with thoughts of you, and thoughts of living in eternal happiness in heaven. I also pray for the strength to resist any temptations to drink to excess or at all, if that is what I believe is best for him . However even more than how I pray for the strength to resist, I pray that you take away all desire to drink, so that he will have nothing more to resist, but that he will be able to live freely and purely - a sober, pure, and healthy life - far removed from bygone days when he lived very differently to that. Please help him accept that drunkenness is a sin, guide him to repentance of this sin, and ask your forgiveness, in the name and in the blood of Jesus Christ, our Lord and saviour. I know that, according to your true and holy word in the Bible, by believing in you, confessing, and repenting, he can be forgiven of this sin. Let him learn to think of ethyl alcohol as what it is, a poison. In days gone by, small amounts of it were added to drinking water to disinfect it, in a similar way to how we now add chlorine (another poison) to our drinking water. In modern times of clean, safe, disinfected drinking water (and many other types of liquid refreshments) there is no need for this disinfectant use of alcohol as there was in the days of the Bible. Help to remind him that to deliberately ingest a poison, which will damage his body, is not a natural nor normal thing to do. And that any thoughts he may have adopted from worldly drinking culture which make drinking seem like a normal activity, do not come from you. The Bible says that my body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, and i pray to help him wish to look after it and keep it healthy and pure, so that he may stay closely connected to you all the days of his life. Help him to be remind me that the craving for alcohol is created by drinking alcohol. Drinking does not take away the craving (other than for perhaps a very short time) - drinking is what created the craving in the first place, and keeping on drinking is what keeps the cravings from going away. Stopping drinking does not create cravings for alcohol - it takes the cravings away, sooner or later. Show him how the mind-trick of alcohol makes this appear to be completely backwards to how it really is, and makes him think that drinking will take away cravings for drinking. When the complete and total reverse of this is actually true. It is drinking that creates the cravings for drinking. Help him to realise this, and to patiently wait for any cravings to diminish, and to eventually go away completely - so that he may never have the desire again to become drunk on alcohol. I call upon you, Jesus Christ, my Lord, to set him free from any hold or power drinking has over me , and every other power of darkness that is operating in him. I claim the supernatural authority of the blood of Jesus Christ to release him from this oppression. And to release him from any desires to return to the old ways of living in darkness, distanced from you, and apart from you and your love. I pray these things in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

[@kaiser1295]

I hate alcohol.

[@dawnhernandez9882]

Thank ou Vlad. I am going through a new son n law, married 8 months to my daughter. He is an alcoholic. I share your videos with him.

[@chicosmomma4086]

Drinking is the devil. The Lord has opened my eyes to the danger, especially in my own life. In December of 2020- February of 2020 I drank everyday getting so drunk and I also mixed that with edibles(weed gummies) and I almost gave my life to the devil. But God saved me. Then in May 2020, again drinking, I developed a relationship with one of my dads friends. I thought of him as a friend, he did not. And one day we got drunk and he assulted me. Then I didn't drink for a while but I got heavy into smoking and taking edibles and popping pills to relive my pain. Then in August the Father called me and I didn't realize, again in September and I listened. In early October i was assyed again because of drinking. Then October 24 of this year the devil had tempted me and I smoked. Then the next day I repented for all of it and I haven't had a drink since or smoked and God willing, it will remain that way. I hope this helps someone.

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

I prat we release the victim/ blame mentality in order to recover ourselves fully for the Lord's work my sister, He is ALWAYS helping us to do so. Take responsibility for your part and knowing that you were in the darkness with the choices you made during those times. Jesus is the Truth The Way and The Life! You must see the truth in your own life before you can walk into the light of true repentance and healing. Forgiveness is an absolute for us to continue with our walk with Christ. I'm not belittling you🥰 please forgive me? I know where you have been, I have made the same choices and suffered the same consequences, repeatedly, from my actions and decisions. Your testimony on alcohol is accurate 👌 Praise God! Hallelujah that we are called to serve The One True God❤️‍🔥 Nothing more could be of importance in this life. Sounds to me like we went to the same school 😉 God bless you in all that you think, say, do! Spread the Gospel of Christ to this dying world sister 🙏 ❤️ Amen!

[@ritzmichael3376]

Wow, very true facts, please🙏🙏🙏 pray for my husband jude, the person who drinks, that home is never happy, always argument for money,

[@TheGodlyGlowPodcast]

Hence why they are called “spirits”. Drinking alcohol is a sin! On the last I drank ever, God rebuked me for drinking wine!

[@reddroid8499]

But Jesus turned water to wine?

[@kennywesley]

spirits is the term used for non grape alcohols ("strong drink"), not wine.

[@rubenmusat7971]

Everyone says that: ‘ Jesus turned water in to wine’ does that mean he consumed alcohol?

[@TheGodlyGlowPodcast]

@@kennywesley I’m aware of this because however that doesn’t change the fact of my experience. Pray to God to show you the truth. Please also don’t take every part of the Bible literally.

[@ConnerAquariums]

Please pray for my family they struggle with alcohol

[@Biblewithmona]

Thank you for the topic chosen sir ❣️ Waiting to share with others !

[@xcobyxzei]

Unfortunately I sometimes rely on alcohol to get me through social events 😢

[@chibvongodzelovemore]

Thank You Jesus Christ 🔥🔥🔥

[@Fit4KingdomLiving]

Thank you very much for this clear explanation. The Word of God is our guide for living a righteous life.

[@dianej7174]

Please clarify that consumption of alcohol and abuse of alcohol-intoxication are two different things.

[@jakins250]

Exactly. The wedding at Canaan, the chief celebrant made mention of intoxicating wine. Jesus Christ was wrongly accused of being drunkard and glutton for drinking wine. In the early church people were drunk during communion because they did not discern the Lord's body, consuming excessively and refusing to share with others. The issue is we have all used alcohol in one form of the other. Especially in the form of medication and supplements. It does not make sense for people to criticize something and then consume it. You have to notice the difference between distilled alcohol and undistilled alcohol. The distillation process concentrates the liquid to increase its alcohol by volume. So in the Bible days alcohol percentage could barely go beyond 12%. You would have to drink a lot to get drunk. You would have to drink regularly to become addicted. That applies to beer and wine. However, with distillation you have percentages of 30, 40 50 and 60%. Just a sip would get one drunk.

[@JMar135]

Can i please ask you to pray for my dad ,his name is Dion and he is very sick .Thanl you

[@djeffs7873]

💯 percent agree

[@adambelovic787]

Very good video Vlad ! God Bless You

[@halimakariuki395]

Amen!

[@MonicaJeanetteHillmer]

Good, thanks for this video Vlad!

[@evasccl7846]

I never liked extremes of any kind. In the communion, wine was used and it has significance when we think how it has been made.. reminds us of Jesus' body nailed on the cross and his blood... Paul actually recommends Timothy (i think it was him) to drink a little wine because his stomach... so i am sure it was good! Paul himself and in other passages, it is intrinsically and clearly said not to get drunk, which is excess of wine... it does not say do not drink wine. Based on the above, personally, I don't drink wine but a nice glass when eating with friends and/or family and that would be all. I enjoy it, thank God for it and have that measure of wine and that is enough. I have hosted at home people that drink and people that dont at a meal... in my home in such cases, i would have the wine to drink for anyone and not forces on those who don't drink. I have too, been invites to homes where wine was not something that ever entered the house AND that was perfectly fine with me too. It would have been rude and disrespectful of me to bring my bottle of wine to that house just because i wanted to have some wine with the meal!!! 😂😂😂 It calls for us to use common sense. I don't miss it if i dont have it, i can live without it happily. I control it, not the other way around 😊 I never went to a home where there was an addict to alcohol or in the process of detox, but if i were, i would not drink wine or have wine on the table... dont want to be a stone on the way of the recovery process, and it comes from a place of love and respect for the other person.

[@charlescharliejpeg]

Alcohol consumption is very specific hence having its own place in scripture. A little here or there isn’t the issue, the real issue is that alcohol is used as a weapon of the enemy. Dulling christian senses and opening them up to things sober-minded people wouldn’t normally do.

[@evasccl7846]

@@charlescharliejpeg It is all about having a sober mind. We need to pray God and ask Him to give us a sober mind, an obedient heart , wisdom and discernment. For some will be alcohol, others food or something else... These people need help from God who can break that, prayer and it helps to have people that are good example and love them, to be encouraging and supportive in the breaking of any adiction. There is a verse in the Bible, Paul's said ( i can only remember in my mother tongue) but it means that although we can do many things, not all things are convenient/edifying and we should not allow ourselves to be controlled by any of those things. I find those verses very motivating to help break anything that has a grip or wants to sneak in to get a hold of me. I am glad you posted your message, as it reminded me how important it is to respond to any sneaky temptation with God's word ❤

[@cosmic4421]

God bless this man. Seeing this at the absolute right time.

[@angelar5411]

Great video Vlad! I couldn't agree more! Also being 35 I tell my nieces it can ruin your life. Something so simple has such lifelong detrimental effects. It also makes you gain weight and your brain not work. When people would pressure me I always said it makes me fat and stupid I am good. Lol Take care!

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

Funny and true! But what a way to anti -sell it though! Wow good point 👉

[@yofhduzzobbhdaj8579]

It also damages liver and kidney in the long run

[@M_Enhle]

These illustration makes it so fun and not boring

[@adiraFEARSHEAVENLYFATHER4EVER]

What about if you have a stomach infirmities God told timothy to drink a little wine

[@andrealeduc8551]

Hi Vlad, I agree with not drinking alcohol, but I had a colleague say to me, I drink wine, only a bit, after all Jesus turned water into wine for the wedding! how do you respond to that? I didn't know what to say.

[@marjoriebourgouin2782]

People always use that passage to justify their drinking. However i did follow some bible studies that said there was 2 types of wines. One without alcool which are 2 different greek words and when Jesus turned water into wine it was the one without.

[@jakins250]

@@marjoriebourgouin2782 You do realise that in the passage of the wedding at Canaan, the chief celebrant made mention of intoxicating wine. You do know Jesus Christ was wrong accused of being drunkard and glutton for drinking wine. You do know that in the early church people were drunk during communion because they did not discern the Lord's body, consuming excessively and refusing to share with others. The issue is you have all used alcohol in one form of the other. Especially in the form of medication and supplements. It does not make sense for people to criticize something and then consume it. You have to notice the difference between distilled alcohol and undistilled alcohol. The distillation process concentrates the liquid to increase its alcohol by volume. So in the Bible days alcohol percentage could barely go beyond 12%. You would have to drink a lot to get drunk. You would have to drink regularly to become addicted. That applies to beer and wine. However, with distillation you have percentages of 30, 40 50 and 60%. Just a sip would get one drunk.

[@andrevisser7542]

There is nothing wrong with drinking wine, like everything in life the problem comes with to much.

[@KM-3111]

Drinking wine or alcohol is not a sin but being drunk is a sin so bcaz most of us drink caz we wanna get drunk,that is whr it becomes a problem.alcohol is v addictive, ones u hv 1 glass of wine it will push u to hv another and another so u il get drunk.its better to abstaining 4rm drinking and distance ur self from those people who put peer pressure on u to drink.

[@jakins250]

@@KM-3111 Well what you are saying is true about drunkiness. I do not know what it feels to be drunk. Trust me having a glass does not push you to have another glass. You are talking of what you have heard. The same can be said of food with excessive sugar and fat. The same can be said of prescribed medication. People get hooked because of excessive use to a point they need to take more to get the same feeling as they first did. This is difference between users of prescribed painkillers and cough syrup and those addicted to leaning. Also, if you are hanging around with drunkards at night, expect to be like them, whether you drink or not.

[@johann-sebastianbach2839]

The difficulty is to find the right measure. The first wonder Jesus did was to turn water into wine. And he drank wine as well, see Mat. 11:19 and Mat. 26:29, promising to drink wine in heaven. So it’s not a sin to drink wine. But if you have difficulties to find the right measure it is better not to drink alkohol.

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

Or to spell it

[@WasBlind_NowISee]

I struggled with alcohol addiction for two decades and it evolved into opiates because I was so miserable trying to end the misery with another misery thinking I would be able to control a different animal. It just evolved into something worse. After being oppressed with the suffering for so long one night I came home collapse on my knees because I couldn’t take it any longer I thought about suicide every single day of my life. I didn’t met Jesus by reaching out to him and saying if you are really real please come into my life and please help me clean this up if you can. I excepted him that night and asked for forgiveness. I also asked if he could reveal himself because it’s hard for me to believe things I do not see. I’ve never cried so much because all of my guilt and sin weight tremendously down on me instantaneously. The next morning I woke up with so much joy and happiness ever cents. I have so much more purpose in life now. That next day I’ve noticed that my taste in music, movies even the jokes that I used to laugh at everything became petty and nonsensical. I started to listen to worship music I noticed that I couldn’t wait to get home sometimes just so I can read the Bible and pray because I found so much comfort in it. It was like a mini resort but much better because it’s so fulfilling. I’ve never had such fulfillment in my life. I even used to cuss like a sailor and I noticed that dissolved right away and The crazy part was that whenever people cussed around me I started to get really bothered and it made my ears shriek. I can’t see myself doing anything else but serving God for the rest of my life. He has showed me countless miracles ever cents and my faith has been more than solidified. He actually solidifies it every day when I only asked for him to reveal himself once. That’s just the kind of father he is.

[@WasBlind_NowISee]

Everything this man said is true. But then you ask yourself how do I quit this when you know every single answer in the book points to quit. But with addiction it’s impossible. You can maintain holding off on it but even after years most people relapse. How does one completely dissolve the entire addiction resetting them back to a childhood memory of alcohol. Can it be done? Absolutely. I realize the more genuine a person is with their prayer then for me it seems that the connection is a lot stronger to God. I told him straight up that it is hard for me to believe anything I do not see although I want to believe you are real of course who wouldn’t but it’s nearly impossible unless I keep forcing myself by telling myself you are real. But why can’t I naturally and just genuinely have that in my heart and that would make everything so much easier. After making that prayer I was recently going through five years of intense depression where it led to thinking of suicide every single day. That night that prayer changed my entire course of direction in life. He not only revealed himself to me but the next morning I started to see immediate changes take place like my taste in music movies my interest etc. everything started to immediately change I would lose interest and motivation and nonsensical areas and grow new curiosity and motivation to pursue in areas that I have never thought of even Looking into but suddenly I have the sudden curiosity in areas that help me connect closer to God. For example I am learning about ancient history , Theology in the Bible when I didn’t have any interest in it before suddenly I have this big burst of curiosity in these areas now. And overall it did connect me closer to him as it was helping me build my faith the more I understood who God was the stronger my faith had became. He will definitely heal you if you ask for it genuinely. That is the key to success here is to ask & explain always in great detail while praying with a genuine heart.

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

For a righteous man falleth seven times, and riseth up again; But the wicked are overthrown by calamity. Proverbs 24:16

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

Nothing is impossible with God, you just weren't prepared to believe it at the time you wrote this. I am in recovery, it is a hard road but when you use your own tongue to condemn yourself by saying "impossible" you are word cursing yourself 🤬 Stop that immediately please. You will have to surrender and only God knows how low, wet and cold you are willing to become until you break for Him. He love's you and will never forsake you! This you MUST believe! It took me over 30 year's and I too thought of suicide frequently. Do not make satan's work easy. You must continue to rise every time you fall. No matter what and get your butt in the Bible everyday that you want to defeat the enemy. " For a righteous man falleth seven times, and riseth up again; But the wicked are overthrown by calamity." Proverbs 24:16

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

And I think a journal will benefit you greatly. You need to write these things out like draining a wound. It is ok, you are so loved. God will come sit with you while you cry. You will never be alone child of God.

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

You are so right ✅️ 👏 This was very similar to how I encountered the Hily Spirit. Amen brother, 🙏

[@tlcforeveryoung3821]

Alcohol should be illegal. Tobacco, too.

[@georgeyawopoku4639]

Alcohol abuse is very dangerous. Even our health deteroriates. We need the spirit of God in our lives.

[@rundix3351]

Great video, very helpful.

[@valenciawalker6498]

Amen 🙏🏽

[@elisabethtrotter4564]

Jesus Christ went to the cross and now lives to set sinful you free from death and hell. Repent and turn your heart to Him before it’s too late. If He calls your heart, say yes!

[@adiraFEARSHEAVENLYFATHER4EVER]

Pray for my hubby to stop kratom and vape

[@donnaziegler2023]

LOVE THIS!!!

[@mhurd58]

Drinking in moderation is not a sin but being drunk is a sin.

[@maricelysalas1169]

That's the truth

[@bear4jesus819]

What about kombucha

[@brazilmonequi]

Great video!!!

[@Stacey1780]

To God be glory! Does anyone know what software was used to create this it looks really good? 👍.

[@iyaKiitan]

Think it's called Doodly

[@Stacey1780]

@beveliaswilliams2992 thank you so much 😊

[@goranmiljus2664]

but what about turning water into WINE?

[@larry6921]

This video should have been called "5 reasons you should avoid being drunk/abusing alcohol ". We are not Muslims, alcohol is not strictly forbidden, how ever being drunk or under the influence is a sin, in the same way as over eating and becoming a glutton is a sin. All thing are lawful but not all things are helpful, so rather stay away if its a stumbling blok in your life, but when you do anything, do it to the Lord, if you drink wine, it should be done to gladden your heart in a manner to enjoy before the Lord.

[@beyondperception428]

Name ONE positive BENEFIT a PERSON, a FAMILY and a COMMUNITY get when someone drinks alcohol. After you finish listing ONE BENEFIT I will list all the adverse effects on a PERSON, a FAMILY and a COMMUNITY.

[@padmac8176]

It's more "fun" for your social life but that's about it. Momentary pleasure. Not worth it for a lifetime of consequences either medically physically mentally or spiritually. I have begun my journey of sobriety and I am on Day 6 almost Day 7 now and don't intend to throw in the towel now! Pray for me. Thank you and God bless.

[@beyondperception428]

@@padmac8176 Absolutely will lift you up in prayer!

[@Run4Ever77]

@@padmac8176 Praying for you.

[@Johanes_Cuevas]

Amen❤️🙏

[@charlescharliejpeg]

I prayed for complete healing and demonic deliverance with the help of Gabriel Fernandez prayers (check him out of youtube) after being an alcoholic and drug addict for years. I tried everything but could not do it alone. Jesus healed me the first time I prayed and completely submitted to HIS will that only HE can remove addiction from my heart. HE DID ❤ GLORY TO GOD ❤ if he did it for me, he WILL do it for YOU THANK YOU JESUS FOR HEALING ME I WILL SING YOUR PRAISES BECAUSE I WAS LOST AND YOU MADE ME SEE ❤❤

[@tiarasiahaan]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ericasmith4250]

These facts regarding alcohol are true. But why would Jesus' first miracle recorded in the Bible be turn water into wine?

[@reddroid8499]

That's what I'm saying I do get the idea of being drunk is bad but what about those who only have 1 drink?

[@vvds3913]

Thank you very much for the short but very clear explanation on this topic. I always understand and think the same way. But here recently I just have to talk to people on this topic, and who prove to me that the Bible also says that you can drink alcohol, but do not get drunk. And they point to biblical verses like these: Psalm 104:15, Ecclesiastes 9:7, Amos 9:14, Isaiah 55:1. And people say that they can control themselves and stop and not get drunk. And they even drink wine almost every evening during dinner.... Pastor Vlad, help me with some suggestions on how to answer about this correctly. I would be very grateful! God bless you.

[@DrewElGringasho]

All drugs are wrong but at least some of the plant drugs have uses. (I dont use them, want or need them anymore), praise Jesus! Alcohol is just the worst. Like honestly up there with fentanyl as far as how deadly and destructive it is when one is fully addicted.

[@John-qr4kf]

👍🏼

[@marshachesbro5969]

It's a sorrow alright ! They ruin everything 😒. They steal your soul and demean your spirit. Ex husband was a mean man. I don't believe a person ever gets over that abuse. In the end August 22 2022 he took his own life.

[@lisa8960]

So sorry...how upsetting.

[@jhonfaith3122]

🤮🤮🤮 no more beer praise God