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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 38 MIN

The Jesus Prayer - Ancient Cure for Addiction and Anxiety | Orthodox & Detox S2 Ep. 3

from Orthodox and Detox · host St. George Coptic Orthodox Church Tampa, FL

In this episode of *Orthodox & Detox*, Fr. Joshua Gerges reveals the **power of the Name of Jesus** and how the Jesus Prayer becomes a practical tool for **healing, detox, and spiritual warfare**. Learn how this ancient Orthodox practice can **calm your mind, interrupt cravings, overcome temptation, and restore your identity in Christ.**🔥 In this episode, you’ll discover:* How the Jesus Prayer rewires your thoughts and breaks addiction cycles* Why the Name of Jesus has power over fear, anxiety, and darkness* Practical ways to use the prayer in daily struggles (stress, anger, cravings)* The spiritual and psychological impact of calling on ChristIf you feel stuck in bad habits, overthinking, or emotional battles—this episode gives you a **simple, powerful path to real freedom through Christ.**📖 “The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.” (Proverbs 18:10) #orthodoxanddetox #jesusprayer #addictionrecovery #christianhealing #orthodoxchristianity #mentalhealth #spiritualwarfare #copticorthodox

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