Base Camp CR - BFBC

06/17/2026

💙 Celebrate Recovery is for all hurts, habits, and hang-ups. 💙

Celebrate Recovery isn’t just for one kind of struggle. It’s for anyone who needs Jesus and a safe place to heal.

✨ Anxiety
✨ Anger
✨ Addiction
✨ Depression
✨ Grief
✨ Codependency
✨ Food issues
✨ Relationship struggles
✨ Control issues
✨ Shame
✨ Past trauma
✨ Fear
✨ Pride
✨ And so much more…

You don’t have to have a substance addiction to belong here. If life has left you hurt, stuck, or searching for hope, there’s a seat for you.

No matter what you’re facing, you don’t have to face it alone. Jesus still restores, and recovery is possible.

06/14/2026

Are you struggling with any of these there are many ways to numb emotions its not just Drugs and Alcohol that draws folks into the sharing circle at Celebrate Recovery. Only 1 in 3 come with Alcohol and drug issues. Come Join Us.

DBT = healthy coping skills, resilience.
Not freedom from emotional pain but the ability to tolerate it better and manage it in healthier ways.

06/14/2026

06/13/2026

Good intentions don’t build character, but consistent choices do. Every decision, big or small, shapes who you’re becoming.

If you want a different life, make different choices today.

Start by changing one daily habit...
Say no where you’ve been saying yes.
Create a boundary where you’ve avoided one.

Then watch how your direction begins to shift.

06/10/2026

Tonight at Basecamp CR
6PM – Large Group: Lesson 12 Confess
7PM – Small Groups

Summer Reminder:
No childcare and no meals during the summer months.

06/10/2026

A relationship without boundaries is like a garden without a fence. Everything grows wild and starts taking over the spaces where it doesn’t belong.

Without clear lines, you’ll find weeds like disrespect, exhaustion, and resentment overtaking what was meant to be life-giving.

Boundaries aren’t punishment. They’re protection. They tell others, “Here’s where I end and you begin.” They give love structure and safety so it can flourish without choking the life out of either of you.

When you draw the line, you’re not pushing people away. You’re giving your relationship room to breathe and thrive.

06/09/2026

How long have you spent hoping they will change?
Has it ever happened?
Does it bring you any long-lasting peace?

It’s okay to stop waiting.

It’s okay to grieve the version of them you wished existed.

And it’s okay to accept who they’ve already shown you they are.

Acceptance isn’t giving up.

It’s your beginning to true peace.