Hope is Alive (HIA) Ministries offers Christ-centered substance use recovery through their sober living program in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Founded by Lance and Ally Lang following Lance's personal journey through addiction, this faith-based organization provides structured housing and comprehensive support for individuals seeking sobriety. Their Oklahoma City residence, operated in partnership with Hillsong Church, features shared bedrooms with essential furnishings in a community-focused environment. The program runs 12-18 months, with most residents completing the full term, and costs $650 monthly plus a one-time $750 move-in fee. Residents follow a structured schedule that includes 12-Step program participation, full-time employment, regular house meetings, Bible studies, church attendance, and monthly community service opportunities. HIA's approach centers on healing core wounds underlying addiction while fostering what they call "radical life change." Their philosophy emphasizes addiction as a disease, the power of prayer and community support, family healing, replacing negative behaviors with healthy ones, and maintaining hope throughout recovery. Beyond sober living, Hope is Alive provides virtual outpatient services, family therapy programs, their "Finding Hope" family support groups, and grief counseling through their "Hope After Loss" program. The organization maintains a national presence through retreats, Bible reading plans, and various partnerships, while offering immediate assistance through their "HopeLine" at (844) 346-7366.