Discover Recovery - The Springs Church

06/10/2026

🗓️ This Thursday at Discover Recovery!

​Looking for a community of support, healing, and hope? Join us this Thursday, June 11th, at The Springs Church.

​“This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.” — Luke 15:2

​Jesus built His ministry around pulling up a chair for people exactly as they were—no perfection required. Discover Recovery is no different. No matter your past, your struggles, or your current hurt, habits, and hang-ups, you have a safe seat at the table with us.

​⏱️ The Evening Schedule:
​6:20 PM – Fellowship Time ☕ (Come early, grab food, and connect!)
​7:00 PM – Large Group Session 🙌
​Following Large Group – Open Share Small Groups 💬

​📍 Location:
​The Springs Church
900 Park Ave, Orange Park, FL

​Come as you are. Bring a friend, or just bring yourself. We can't wait to welcome you!

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06/04/2026

We are meeting in the fellowship hall tonight.

06/03/2026

Life has a way of bringing back memories—some good, some painful.

For some, recent events may have stirred up feelings of grief, sadness, loss, fear, or struggles from the past. We know that everyone processes these things differently, and sometimes the weight can feel heavier than expected.

If that’s where you find yourself today, please know that you don’t have to walk through it alone.

At Discover Recovery, our doors are open. Whether you’re battling addiction, dealing with grief, carrying burdens from your past, struggling with anxiety, looking for a discipleship community to help you take your next step in obedience to God, or simply wanting to stay on mission in your walk with Christ, you are welcome here.

Through God’s grace and mercy, we’ve seen lives changed, hope restored, and people find strength for the next step in their journey. We don’t have all the answers, but we know the One who does.

Join us this Thursday night.

Dinner starts at 6:20 PM, Large Group begins at 7:00 PM, and Small Groups follow afterward.

Come as you are. No judgment. No pressure. Just a group of people pursuing Jesus together, encouraging one another, and helping each other take the next step in obedience.

If you need prayer, encouragement, pastoral care, community, discipleship, or simply someone to listen, we’re here.

You are not alone.

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18

Everyone is welcome.

05/24/2026

This Thursday: Discover Recovery + Potluck!

​Join us for a meal and a message at The Springs Church

​Where: 900 Park Avenue
​6:20 PM: Potluck Dinner (Bring a dish to share!)
​7:00 PM: Large Group
Small groups directly after.

​Help us plan the menu by signing up here:

Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you!

05/22/2026

🌟 Thursday Night Recap: Call to a Transformed Life: Lessons from Matthew 16 🌟

​Are we just trying to be "good people," or are we allowing the Holy Spirit to completely reshape who we are?

​In Matthew 16, Jesus lays out a radical blueprint for what it truly means to follow Him. It’s not about behavior modification; it’s about a total heart transformation.

​Here are 5 powerful truths from this chapter that challenge us to reflect on our own spiritual journey:

​1. Clear Your Vision (Matthew 16:1-4, 6)
​The Pharisees and Sadducees wanted a spectacular, flesh-pleasing sign, but they were completely blind to the "signs of the times" standing right in front of them. Jesus warned His disciples to beware of their "leaven"—the subtle, legalistic false teachings that can quietly corrupt an entire community.

​The Takeaway: True discernment requires us to look past worldly distractions and look closely at what God is doing in our hearts today.

​2. Answer the Ultimate Question (Matthew 16:13-17)
​Jesus asked His disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" Peter answered beautifully: "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God." This is the foundation of everything. Jesus isn't just a historical figure, a good teacher, or a helper when things get tough. He is Lord.

​The Takeaway: We have to move past what others say about Jesus and answer that question personally. Is He truly the Lord of your entire life?

​3. Watch for the Subtle Pivot (Matthew 16:21-23)
​Right after Peter made his incredible confession of faith, Jesus explained that He must suffer and die. Peter immediately rebuked Him, saying, "Far be it from You, Lord!" Jesus’ response was sharp: "Get behind Me, Satan! You are an offense to Me, for you are not mindful of the things of God, but the things of men."

​The Takeaway: It is incredibly easy for human nature to mask comfort as "good intentions." When we try to negotiate with God's plan or protect our own comfort, we can easily play into the enemy's hands.

​4. Embrace the Cross, Lose to Find (Matthew 16:24-26)
​Jesus gave His followers a stark condition for discipleship: "If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me." He reminds us that trying to save our earthly life, attachments, and worldly desires ultimately leads to losing what matters most. But losing our life for His sake is where we actually find it.

​The Takeaway: Transformation means surrendering the whole map, not just the broken pieces. Gaining the whole world means nothing if we forfeit our soul.

​5. Walk in Daily Accountability (Matthew 16:27)
​Jesus closes by reminding us that He will return, and everyone will be accountable for their actions. Relapse into old ways happens when we stop growing. A transformed life requires us to stop blaming others or commiserating in our lacks, and instead take personal responsibility before the Holy Spirit.

​The Takeaway: This walk is a continuous journey of daily choices. We need community, transparency, and a willingness to let the Holy Spirit convict and refine us.

​Let’s reflect this week:What is influencing you? Who is Jesus to you? What "worldly attachments"—even the good things—are holding you back from fully surrendering to Christ? Let’s pray for the courage to deny ourselves, pick up our cross, and let our lives be a shining testimony of His grace.🕊️

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05/15/2026

DISCOVER RECOVERY: A DEEPER LOOK (Reflections from Matthew 15) 📖✨

​Are we following rules, or are we following Jesus?

In Matthew 15, we see a powerful shift from outward "tradition" to inward "transformation."

​Here are four takeaways to keep in your heart:

​❤️ 1. It’s a Heart Issue
Jesus calls out the hypocrisy of focusing on rituals while ignoring the soul.
​"‘These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me. They worship me in vain; their teachings are merely human rules.’" (Matthew 15:8-9)

True purity isn’t about unwashed hands; it’s about what’s happening inside (v. 18-20).

​🔥 2. Boldness & Persistence
The Canaanite woman didn’t let a "no" stop her. Her humility and persistence led to a breakthrough.
​Then Jesus said to her, “Woman, you have great faith! Your request is granted.” And her daughter was healed at that moment. (Matthew 15:28)
Her story reminds us to keep pressing into God’s presence.

​🙌 3. Compassion in Action
When Jesus saw the hungry crowd, He didn't just offer words—He felt their need and provided.
​Jesus called his disciples to him and said, “I have compassion for these people; they have already been with me three days and have nothing to eat.” (Matthew 15:32)

Our faith should lead us to tangible acts of compassion.

​🌱 4. The Path of Discipleship
Spiritual growth requires intentionality. It’s about moving beyond "checking a box" and seeking a genuine connection with Christ. Let’s be a community that supports and holds each other accountable in this pursuit, being careful not to be like the "blind leading the blind" (v. 14).

​Let’s discuss: Which of these verses resonates most with you today? Drop a comment below! 👇
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05/11/2026

Are we just going through the motions, or are we truly seeking? This video explores the deeper meaning of faith, acknowledging our flaws, and finding solace in spiritual guidance rather than just performing rituals. It delves into the human struggle with offense and the profound healing that comes from letting go.

05/04/2026

When hurt hits, it's hard to move past. This video explores why we cling to pain and the profound peace found when we let God guide us toward forgiveness.

05/01/2026

Thursday Night Recap

📖 Reflecting on Matthew 13: Kingdom Living & Real Discipleship 📖

​Had an incredible time diving into the Word today!

We looked at the powerful parables of Matthew 13 and what it truly means to follow Jesus. Here are a few takeaways that really hit home:

​1. The Value of the Kingdom ✨
​The Kingdom of Heaven isn’t just a "nice-to-have"—it is the ultimate treasure. Whether it’s a hidden treasure in a field or a pearl of great price, it’s worth giving up everything else to obtain.
​“The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that field.” — Matthew 13:44

​2. Wheat vs. Tares (The Heart of Discipleship) 🌾
​Jesus warned that there will be "wheat" (those producing fruit) and "weeds" (those who don't) growing together until the harvest. Real discipleship isn't about just showing up to events; it’s about personal transformation. It’s about two or more people getting into the work of God together and growing closer to Him.

​3. Honor & Unbelief 🚫
​It’s sobering to remember that even in His hometown, Jesus was rejected because people thought they knew Him too well. Their lack of faith limited the miracles in their midst.
​“And he did not do many miracles there because of their lack of faith.” — Matthew 13:58

​4. Community & Accountability 🤝
​We weren’t meant to do this alone! Isolation is where sin grows, but in community, we find a "way out." True repentance isn't just feeling bad about getting caught; it’s a heart-change that seeks a new direction. I’m so grateful for the solid, disciplined men in my life who provide that accountability.

​Final Thought: Don't let the fear of temporary embarrassment keep you from the freedom of confession. Let’s be "wheat"—fruit-producing, Kingdom-seeking followers of Christ!
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04/30/2026

Words have immense power. Spoken negativity, even to ourselves, is seen as destructive as murder. This calls for deep repentance and honest self-reflection.