Myra Raney
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30 December, 07:37
Rock Legend Alice Cooper: "My Life Starts with God and the Bible"
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Alice Cooper is opening up about the divine transformation that saved his life. Known for his macabre stage presence, the "Godfather of Shock Rock" reveals that his real-life routine begins at 5 a.m. with coffee, prayer, and Scripture. Currently on his 12th complete reading of the Bible, Cooper credits his "positive frame of mind" entirely to his morning hour with the Lord.
For nearly 40 years, Cooper has walked the path of sobriety—a miracle he attributes to Jesus Christ. After hitting rock bottom with addiction, he describes his recovery as a supernatural healing. "I'm a healed alcoholic," Cooper explains, noting that God didn't just help him quit; He took the desire away. He warns that the world often misjudges spiritual warfare: "The devil isn't a myth with horns; he’s the smoothest-talking guy in the room with a different set of plans for you."
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Alice Cooper is opening up about the divine transformation that saved his life. Known for his macabre stage presence, the "Godfather of Shock Rock" reveals that his real-life routine begins at 5 a.m. with coffee, prayer, and Scripture. Currently on his 12th complete reading of the Bible, Cooper credits his "positive frame of mind" entirely to his morning hour with the Lord.
For nearly 40 years, Cooper has walked the path of sobriety—a miracle he attributes to Jesus Christ. After hitting rock bottom with addiction, he describes his recovery as a supernatural healing. "I'm a healed alcoholic," Cooper explains, noting that God didn't just help him quit; He took the desire away. He warns that the world often misjudges spiritual warfare: "The devil isn't a myth with horns; he’s the smoothest-talking guy in the room with a different set of plans for you."
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Today, Cooper views his stage persona as a career and his life as a testimony. Following his pastor's advice to keep his name but change his heart, he proves that no one is too far gone for God’s grace. As he balances horror-themed performances with a devoted prayer life, his message is clear: Materialism is an empty pursuit, but a one-on-one relationship with Jesus is the only thing that truly satisfies the "God-sized hole" in the heart.
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