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A teachable heart opens the door to a changed life. In recovery, growth begins when we stop saying, “I already know,” an...
10/24/2026

A teachable heart opens the door to a changed life.

In recovery, growth begins when we stop saying, “I already know,” and start asking, “What can I learn?”

Correction can be uncomfortable. Asking for help takes humility. But being willing to listen—and put what we learn into practice—helps us break old patterns and build a new life.

God can use the people around us to teach us something we’ve been missing. Stay humble. Stay willing. Keep growing.

You don’t have to know it all to take the next right step.

Your life can speak hope into someone who has stopped believing change is possible.In recovery, that testimony grows thr...
10/23/2026

Your life can speak hope into someone who has stopped believing change is possible.

In recovery, that testimony grows through everyday choices—telling the truth, accepting correction, taking responsibility, and showing up when it’s hard. Each step gives others a glimpse of what God is doing within you.

At Refuge on the Ridge, we believe the Gospel transforms hearts, and that transformation begins to show in how we live, love, and treat others.

You don’t have to have a perfect past to be a living testimony. Keep walking with Jesus. Someone may find the courage to begin because they see you keep going. 🙏

Two men. Two journeys. A day worth celebrating!Join Refuge on the Ridge as we celebrate two men commencing from our prog...
10/22/2026

Two men. Two journeys. A day worth celebrating!

Join Refuge on the Ridge as we celebrate two men commencing from our program and stepping into a new chapter of faith, freedom, and purpose.

This milestone represents perseverance, accountability, and the daily decision to keep moving forward with God. We’re grateful for the work He is doing in their lives!

📅 Sunday, November 1, 2026
🕐 1:00 PM
📍 Highpoint Church — Lake Wales, Florida

Come encourage these men, celebrate their progress, and help us send them into their next chapter with love and prayer. Families, friends, and community supporters are welcome!

Gentleness is not weakness. It takes strength to walk away from an argument, accept correction, set a healthy boundary, ...
10/22/2026

Gentleness is not weakness. It takes strength to walk away from an argument, accept correction, set a healthy boundary, and choose what’s right when old habits call your name.

In recovery, courage often looks like asking for help, telling the truth, and staying committed when the work gets uncomfortable.

Ask God for discernment, watch the fruit of people’s actions, and let Him shape yours. You can have a humble heart and still stand firm in your faith.

Stay kind. Stay prayerful. Stand strong.

By His wounds we are healed.” — Isaiah 53:5 Recovery often means facing the pain we spent years trying to numb. Through ...
10/21/2026

By His wounds we are healed.” — Isaiah 53:5

Recovery often means facing the pain we spent years trying to numb. Through Christ, we can find forgiveness for our past and courage to begin living differently.

That healing takes shape as we get honest, ask for help, accept accountability, and make amends where we can without causing further harm. We learn to face difficult feelings without returning to destructive habits.

Faith gives us hope and strength for the work. Counseling, recovery support, and daily choices can all be part of that healing journey.

Your wounds deserve care. Your past can be faced. And through God’s grace, a new way of life is possible—one day at a time.

Sometimes the person who offers the most hope knows exactly what hopelessness feels like. The one encouraging others to ...
10/20/2026

Sometimes the person who offers the most hope knows exactly what hopelessness feels like. The one encouraging others to keep going remembers how hard it was to take that next step.

God can use what you’ve walked through to deepen your compassion and help you reach someone who feels alone. As healing takes root, your story can become a reminder that change is possible.

Keep healing. Keep growing. Keep trusting Him. There may be someone who needs the hope you once needed yourself.

Jonah’s turning point came when he stopped running and started praying.Pride says, “I can handle this.” Humility says, “...
10/19/2026

Jonah’s turning point came when he stopped running and started praying.

Pride says, “I can handle this.” Humility says, “God, I need You.”

Real change begins when the excuses end, responsibility is accepted, and surrender becomes more than a word. God can use even the lowest place to get a man’s attention and turn his heart toward Him.

Being humbled doesn’t mean the calling is over. There is still room for repentance, restoration, and obedience.

The next chapter begins with a surrendered heart. 🙏

Seven men. Seven powerful declarations of faith!A heartfelt thank-you to Pastor Mike Willis and Pastor Bobby Williams fo...
10/17/2026

Seven men. Seven powerful declarations of faith!

A heartfelt thank-you to Pastor Mike Willis and Pastor Bobby Williams for baptizing seven of our men from Refuge on the Ridge. Thank you for loving these men, speaking life into them, and helping them celebrate this meaningful step in their walk with Jesus.

To our guys: we are proud of you! Your past does not have the final word—God is still writing your story. Keep seeking Him, walking in faith, and growing into the men He has called you to be.

Join us in celebrating and praying for these seven men as they continue their journey!

It’s easy to recognize someone else’s struggles while making excuses for our own. We may condemn addiction but overlook ...
10/17/2026

It’s easy to recognize someone else’s struggles while making excuses for our own. We may condemn addiction but overlook gossip, pride, bitterness, or dishonesty in our own hearts.

Real growth begins when we stop asking, “What’s wrong with them?” and start praying, “Lord, show me what needs to change in me.”

Grace doesn’t excuse sin. It reminds us that every one of us needs forgiveness—and that we can speak truth with humility and love.

At Refuge on the Ridge, we’re learning to take responsibility for our own actions and extend the same grace we’ve received. Transformation starts with an honest heart.

Be mindful of how you talk to yourself. Words like “I’ll never change” and “I always mess things up” can keep you discou...
10/16/2026

Be mindful of how you talk to yourself. Words like “I’ll never change” and “I always mess things up” can keep you discouraged before you even take the next step.

Try speaking with grace and hope:
“I’m learning.”
“With God’s help, I can make a different choice today.”
“My past doesn’t have to decide my future.”

Recovery takes honesty, action, and support. Let your words encourage that work. You can acknowledge the struggle and still believe God is working in your life. ❤️

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3800 Chalet Suzanne Drive
Lake Wales, FL
33859

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