FOTP Northlake - Celebrate Recovery

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FOTP Northlake - Celebrate Recovery This is the official Fellowship of the Parks - Northlake Celebrate Recovery page.

If you want freedom from life's hurts, hang-ups, and habits we encourage you to check out Celebrate Recovery. This ministry seeks to celebrate God's healing and redemptive power in our lives through the "8 Recovery Principles" Celebrate Recovery is based on. We invite you to use this ministry to experience change, allow God's grace to help solve life's problems, and allow Him to release you from your addictive, compulsive, and dysfunctional behaviors that have been holding you back from authentic joy in your life. Monday evenings, 7:00 PM, at Fellowship of the Parks - Northlake (Main Auditorium)
Monday evenings, 7:00 PM, at Fellowship of the Parks - Haslet Campus (student room)
Tuesday evenings, 7:00 PM, at Fellowship of the Parks - Keller Campus (upstairs)
For questions about Celebrate Recovery, please email:

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Then there were times, I thought mercy was something people needed to earn. If you apologized enough, admitted you were ...
10/11/2026

Then there were times, I thought mercy was something people needed to earn. If you apologized enough, admitted you were wrong, or finally understood how badly you hurt me, then maybe I could forgive you. Basically, I would give you mercy once I decided you had suffered/begged enough for me to forgive you.

But what I have come to realize is that none of this is mercy….it was just my sick way of thinking or my way of making words mean what I wanted them to mean.

Join us Monday night at 7:00 PM for Celebrate Recovery at FOTP Northlake.

📍 3105 FM 407, Northlake, TX 76247

When I used to hear “Blessed are the merciful,” I think I replaced the word mercy with being nice. Be compassionate, for...
10/10/2026

When I used to hear “Blessed are the merciful,” I think I replaced the word mercy with being nice. Be compassionate, forgive, and give people 7,000 chances.

There were times when I confused mercy with people pleasing. Instead of saying, “That hurt me,” I would say, “It’s okay.” Instead of having a difficult conversation or setting a healthy boundary, I could convince myself that showing grace/mercy meant continuing to allow behavior that was hurting me. But the key is that….when I would walk away I was still angry, still hurt, still replaying the conversation in my head, and still keeping score.

Join us Monday night at Celebrate Recovery!
✨ Large Group at 7:00 PM

FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Principle 6Evaluate all my relationships. Offer forgiveness to those who have hurt me and make amends for harm I’ve done...
10/09/2026

Principle 6

Evaluate all my relationships. Offer forgiveness to those who have hurt me and make amends for harm I’ve done to others, except when to do so would harm them or others. (Steps 8 and 9)

“Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.” - Matthew 5:7 NIV

💙 Join us Monday night at Celebrate Recovery!
🍽️ Family Dinner at 6:00 PM
🙏 Large Group at 7:00 PM

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Principle 5 Questions1. What are you hungry or thirsty for?2. Are you willing to allow God to change the desires of your...
10/08/2026

Principle 5 Questions

1. What are you hungry or thirsty for?
2. Are you willing to allow God to change the desires of your heart?
3. Are you willing to trust God enough to let go of something you once believed you needed?
4. Do you Want Freedom or Just Relief?
5. Do you actually want God to remove your character defect, or do you just want Him to remove the consequences of it?

Join us Monday night for Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come as you are. Find your people.

Sometimes the PIVOT is simply choosing to trust God instead of trusting our own understanding.We may not know where the ...
10/07/2026

Sometimes the PIVOT is simply choosing to trust God instead of trusting our own understanding.

We may not know where the road leads or understand why God is asking us to change direction. Recovery teaches us that we don’t have to figure everything out before taking the next step.

Pause. Invite God in. Value His direction. Obey. Trust Him.

“Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.”
Proverbs 3:5–6 NIV

Join us Monday night for Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come as you are. Find your people.

🌿 WORD OF THE WEEK: PIVOTP – PauseI – Invite God inV – Value His directionO – ObeyT – Trust HimSometimes recovery brings...
10/06/2026

🌿 WORD OF THE WEEK: PIVOT

P – Pause
I – Invite God in
V – Value His direction
O – Obey
T – Trust Him

Sometimes recovery brings us to a crossroads. We can keep going the way we’ve always gone, or we can PIVOT.

Pause before reacting. Invite God into the situation. Value His direction over your own. Obey where He leads. Trust Him with what comes next.

You don’t have to have the whole road figured out—you just have to be willing to change direction.

Join us Monday night for Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come as you are. Find your people.

Some of the things God wants to remove from me have actually done something for me or serve me well at some point….Contr...
10/05/2026

Some of the things God wants to remove from me have actually done something for me or serve me well at some point….Control made me feel safe,People pleasing made me feel accepted, Pride protected my insecurity, Anger kept people from getting too close,Manipulation helped me get the outcome I wanted,Self reliance kept me from needing anybody,Perfectionism helped me feel worthy. But eventually, the things I used to protect myself became the very things keeping me from experiencing true freedom.

God began changing my appetite. Things that once satisfied me don’t satisfy me the same way anymore. Things I once desperately needed from other people begin losing their power over me. And things of God that once felt like obligations begin becoming things I actually desire.

I can’t. He can. I’ll let Him. Let’s get honest. Let HIM change me

🍽️ This Monday is Family Dinner Night!

Join us Monday night for Family Dinner at 6:00 PM, followed by Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come for dinner. Stay for CR. Find your people.

I don’t pursue righteousness so God will accept me. Because of Jesus, I pursue righteousness because He already has.So r...
10/04/2026

I don’t pursue righteousness so God will accept me. Because of Jesus, I pursue righteousness because He already has.

So really I like to think of this now meaning…Blessed is the person who has discovered that nothing else can satisfy the deepest hunger of their heart like God can. Righteousness isn’t about trying harder so God will accept me. Because of Jesus, I am already loved and accepted. Now I can trust Him enough to change me. I can stop trying to satisfy my deepest needs with things that were never designed to fill me and allow God to change not only my behavior, but my desires. I don’t just want relief from my character defects. I want transformation. God, change what I hunger for. I can’t change my own heart. You can. And I am willing to let You. But to also remember we are ALL already loved and accepted, right where we are at.

🍽️ This Monday is Family Dinner Night!

Join us for dinner at 6:00 PM, followed by Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come for dinner. Stay for CR. Find your people.

And I thought recovery was going to work the same way. “Okay Jenn, here are all the things you’ve been doing wrong. Now ...
10/02/2026

And I thought recovery was going to work the same way. “Okay Jenn, here are all the things you’ve been doing wrong. Now stop doing them.”

Jesus could have said….Blessed are those who want righteousness….but he said Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.

He chose two pretty basic words….hunger and thirst. They are words that drive you to action, when you are hungry you go looking for food….thirsty you drink.

It’s about my life becoming increasingly aligned with God’s heart, God’s character, and God’s will.

🍽️ This Monday is Family Dinner Night!

Join us for dinner at 6:00 PM, followed by Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come for dinner. Stay for CR. Find your people.

Principle 5:Voluntarily submit to any and all changes God wants to make in my life and humbly ask Him to remove my chara...
10/02/2026

Principle 5:

Voluntarily submit to any and all changes God wants to make in my life and humbly ask Him to remove my character defects.
(Steps 6 and 7)

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.”
Matthew 5:6 NIV

When I used to hear This I completely skipped over the hunger and thirst and jumoed right ti the word righteousness. I thought it basically meant I needed to be really, really good. Do the right things. Stop doing the wrong things. Read my Bible. Go to church. Pray more. Serve more. Sin less Basically, behave better and try harder. So in my mind, righteousness was about my performance. If I could just do enough of the right things and stop doing enough of the wrong things, then maybe I was getting this Christian thing right

🍽️ This Monday is Family Dinner Night!
Join us for dinner at 6:00 PM, followed by Celebrate Recovery Large Group at 7:00 PM.

📍 FOTP Northlake
3105 FM 407, 76247

Come for dinner. Stay for CR. Find your people. ❤️

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