Luke Hockenjos Shares His SOBER Journey of Hope and Faith

Don’t Hide The Scars. Presented By PAIN: Parents & Addicts In Need

PAIN: Parents & Addicts in Need’s Don't Hide The Scar's welcomes Luke Hockenjos for a conversation with Media Director Jason LaChance.

Luke Hockenjos was on a fast track toward death until the Lord intervened and saved his life. After many years of drug abuse, running from the law, and alcoholism Luke decided he was ready to die. After being cut off on the interstate and a high-speed chase, he pointed the nose of his truck toward the other vehicle and attempted to ram them off of a bridge. He heard the Lord say to him "This is not the plan I have for you, it's time for you to go." He put his truck in reverse and a few hours later stopped using drugs and surrendered his life completely to the Lord.

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Intro 00:00

What challenges did Luke face in early sobriety especially around the holidays? 01:30

How did Luke begin to change his loved ones perception of him in sobriety vs who he was in active addiction? 08:43

Who was the most difficult family member when it came to faith that Luke was working his sobriety and turning his life around? 20:33

What are some ways individuals in recovery can begin to embrace the tools of recovery and lean on others? 25:23

When did Luke begin to grow in his faith and walk the walk and talk the talk? 33:09

Why does Luke recommend to those in recovery to be prepared for their sobriety to be attacked by the offering of substances and old ways? 40:33