Brent Clark is a 36-year-old recovering alcoholic and drug addict. As a young adult, he had the world going for him; but with a few poor life choices, he began a downward spiral which would take 7 years to recover from. He went from being a member of the U.S. Military, to a proud police officer, to a convicted felon sitting behind bars. In Sober for Life, a Christian Addiction Recovery Podcast, Brent speaks on how even the smallest choices can lead to the biggest of outcomes; taking him from the man he was, to discovering the man he wanted to be, and creating the man that he is. Only after hitting a new rock bottom and giving his struggles over to God, was he able to start climbing back up, one step and one prayer at a time.

Brent Clark is a 36-year-old recovering alcoholic and drug addict. As a young adult, he had the world going for him; but with a few poor life choices, he began a downward spiral which would take 7 years to recover from. He went from being a member of the U.S. Military, to a proud police officer, to a convicted felon sitting behind bars. In Sober for Life, a Christian Addiction Recovery Podcast, Brent speaks on how even the smallest choices can lead to the biggest of outcomes; taking him from the man he was, to discovering the man he wanted to be, and creating the man that he is. Only after hitting a new rock bottom and giving his struggles over to God, was he able to start climbing back up, one step and one prayer at a time.

Brent Clark is a 36-year-old recovering alcoholic and drug addict. As a young adult, he had the world going for him; but with a few poor life choices, he began a downward spiral which would take 7 years to recover from. He went from being a member of the U.S. Military, to a proud police officer, to a convicted felon sitting behind bars. In Sober for Life, a Christian Addiction Recovery Podcast, Brent speaks on how even the smallest choices can lead to the biggest of outcomes; taking him from the man he was, to discovering the man he wanted to be, and creating the man that he is. Only after hitting a new rock bottom and giving his struggles over to God, was he able to start climbing back up, one step and one prayer at a time.