WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - s4story -- Recovery is rarely defined by one decision or a single breakthrough. It is a continuing journey shaped by daily choices, honest reflection, wise support, and the willingness to keep moving forward.

In his new book, Proverbial Wisdom for Recovery: A 31-Day Devotional Through Proverbs, author Jeffrey Vansant brings the practical wisdom of Scripture into the real-life challenges faced by people navigating addiction, trauma, hurts, habits, and unhealthy patterns.

Published by Because There's More Publishing, the devotional offers 31 focused readings rooted in the Book of Proverbs. Each day includes a selected Scripture passage, devotional reflection, personal evaluation questions, and a brief prayer to help readers examine their choices, deepen their relationship with God, and apply biblical wisdom to their recovery journey.

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Vansant writes from both personal experience and a heart for ministry. His desire to serve the recovery community grew from challenges he faced in his own life. Mental health therapy, men's groups, Celebrate Recovery, Divorce Care, and involvement in his local church became important parts of his healing and spiritual growth. Those experiences helped shape a devotional that is compassionate, direct, and grounded in the belief that people do not have to walk through recovery alone.

"Recovery is more than leaving something behind; it is learning to walk forward with God," Vansant writes.

Throughout the book, readers are encouraged to consider essential areas of recovery, including honesty, discipline, temptation, pride, accountability, correction, healthy relationships, wise counsel, and spiritual commitment. Rather than presenting recovery as a quick fix, Vansant describes it as a continuing walk of wisdom, surrender, support, and growth.

The devotional is written primarily for individuals walking through recovery, but it may also serve as a meaningful resource for sponsors, mentors, ministry leaders, support groups, family members, and others walking alongside someone on the recovery journey.

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"Recovery life can be difficult, but it can also be an amazing journey," Vansant writes. "You do not have to feel alone in this world, because Jesus is always with you."

Proverbial Wisdom for Recovery is suitable for personal devotional time, journaling, church recovery ministries, small groups, and faith-based support settings. It is available in hardcover, paperback, and eBook formats through major book retailers.

About the Author

Jeffrey Vansant is from West Palm Beach, Florida, and is the author of Proverbial Wisdom for Singles and Proverbial Wisdom for Recovery, the first two books in his growing Proverbial Wisdom series. Through his writing, he shares practical, faith-centered wisdom designed to encourage readers through seasons of growth, healing, reflection, and personal transformation.