Rhiannon tried for years to balance mothering her three girls and partying hard on the weekends. But, eventually, meth took her kids, her car, her home and her joy. After landing in jail, Rhi battled back, finding sobriety and Jesus at One Eighty, a residential recovery home in Davenport, Iowa. Now sober for over 6 years, Rhi reflects on her journey and what she's learned along the way.

Dustin Holmes shares the despair of addiction, calling on the Lord for help and finding a recovery community at One Eighty through his original song "Dark Matter." This music video was completely performed, shot, edited and produced by the talented people in recovery at One Eighty.

Joe tells his story of overcoming addiction to methamphetamines, the help he found at One Eighty, and how addiction and recovery are perceived within the African American community.

Dakotah's father, Chris, found her unresponsive with a needle next to her: An apparent overdose of heroin. The 911 call and administration of Narcan saved Dakotah's life. As of 2024, Dakotah is in recovery, a mother to three children, and pointing others to recovery opportunities as the former Women's Home Supervisor at One Eighty, and current Director of Operations. August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day - it's a day to mourn those who did not survive and celebrate the life and recovery of those who did. And it's an opportunity to point those who need help to the amazing transformation that is possible when they choose the recovery pathway.

Matt shares his story of being born into a family with a legacy of addiction, early experimentation with methamphetamines, and a 17-year addiction in his own life. Matt found healing and an opportunity to surrender to God at One Eighty and went on to help start a recovery ministry for men in Davenport, Iowa, called Covenant House, an outreach of The Rock Church. Matt shares what he has learned about his identity as a child of God - and how that identity fuels his work.

Jenn shares her heart-wrenching story of years of depression, suicidal ideation, and an abusive relationship that led to her meth addiction. All the hurt, all the pain...But God. Jenn made her comeback at One Eighty, only to then be devastated by the loss of her daughter to death by suicide. Witness where Jenn has found the strength to continue and how she is inspiring women today to surrender to the God who gives grace beyond grace and victory over death.