I was a teenager when I started doing drugs. It wasn't till my early 20's when I discovered alcohol. Every day of my life has been alcohol, also meth, cocaine, pills, but the alcohol has been through it all. It took my dreams, my family, kept me from God. I lived with the enemy. Lived a life by myself, doing what I want, how I wanted to. The only person I ever took care of was me. It was in my late 30's when I winded up in the hospital, then a program at the Gospel Rescue Mis

I'm the youngest of 5 boys and 2 Girls. I grew up on a loving Family Not a church family. Even though my mother read the bible all the time I myself didn't, nor did I desire too. So Needless to say I never opened the Bible a day in my life until I got to the Mott. I had hit rock bottom as many times before but this time I decided I needed God in my life and my way won't work. My drug of choice was all of them. As I got older, the addiction worsened. In 1977 I dropped out of s

First, I would like to thank the VRM staff. Here at Crossroads and the Howard H. Mott Center for putting up with me for the past 9 months. I also would like to thank the teachers and the pastors that come and pour into me and my brothers week after week at their own expense. And I want to thank all my brothers here. It has been my honor getting to know each and every one of you. My name is Rodney. I was born on Sunday, October 15, 1976, in Lawton, Oklahoma. Being born was a m