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”Jesus Loves Addicts” is a podcast that explores the transformative power of faith and the Gospel in the lives of those struggling with addiction. Each episode features personal stories of recovery, interviews with experts in the field, and practical advice for individuals and families affected by addiction. The show aims to offer hope, encouragement, and guidance for those seeking to break free from the cycle of addiction and find healing through the love and grace of Jesus Christ.
”Jesus Loves Addicts” is a podcast that explores the transformative power of faith and the Gospel in the lives of those struggling with addiction. Each episode features personal stories of recovery, interviews with experts in the field, and practical advice for individuals and families affected by addiction. The show aims to offer hope, encouragement, and guidance for those seeking to break free from the cycle of addiction and find healing through the love and grace of Jesus Christ.
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Monday Feb 23, 2026
94. Feeling God in Prison (w/ Amanda Smith)
Monday Feb 23, 2026
Monday Feb 23, 2026
In this episode of Jesus Loves Addicts, hosts Kathryn and Ross speak with guest Amanda Smith about her 15‑year struggle with addiction and the turning points that led her to recovery. Amanda shares childhood trauma, her father’s suicide, early exposure to prescription drugs, doctor‑shopping, multiple overdoses, prison time, and experiences in treatment including Whitfield and residential programs.
The conversation covers the rise of fentanyl, the dangers of counterfeit pills, challenges of staying clean while pregnant, custody and family impacts, and the role of Christ and community in sustained recovery. Amanda also describes her work in overdose prevention, returning to school for psychology, rebuilding relationships with her son, and finding purpose through helping others.
Key takeaways: honest discussion of relapse and recovery, the importance of compassionate support and faith, practical steps for overdose prevention and treatment pathways, and a message of hope — don’t give up.

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