Celebrate Recovery at Crosspoint Church

10/25/2026

Monday night is Testimony Night at Celebrate Recovery! There’s something SO powerful about hearing someone share their story. Not because every struggle has been resolved for them or every chapter has been easy, but because we get to see how GOD has been faithful through it ALL.

This Monday, we’ll come together for praise and worship before hearing one of our CR family members share her personal journey of hope, healing, and recovery, and how God has been faithful through life’s struggles.

Revelation 12:11 reminds us of the power of our testimonies- when we share what God has done in our lives, we remind others that hope is real and they aren’t alone. ❤️ Whether you’ve been part of our CR family for years or you’re thinking about coming for the first time, we’d love to have you!

📍 Crosspoint Church
1134 Old Alvin Rd, Pearland

7:00 to 8:00 PM | Large Group
Praise and worship followed by a story of hope from one of our CR family members.

8:00 to 9:00 PM | Small Groups

🧡 Newcomer Meeting: For those joining us for the first time! Get an overview of Celebrate Recovery, learn what to expect, and have an opportunity to ask questions.

🧡 Open Share Groups: Gender-specific groups where you can share your struggles, victories, and experiences in a safe, supportive, and confidential environment. There’s no pressure to share. You’re welcome to simply listen.

🧡 Step Study Groups: For those already participating in an established Step Study, these gender-specific groups work through the Celebrate Recovery curriculum together, taking a deeper look at their hurts, hang-ups, and habits while growing in healing and recovery.

You don’t have to have it all figured out to walk through the doors. Just come as you are. There’s a place for you here.

We’re saving a seat for you! 🧡

10/19/2026

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10/19/2026

🧡 It’s Monday! We’ll See You Tonight at Celebrate Recovery!

A new week brings new opportunities to grow, connect, and take another step forward. And whatever this week has in store, we’re grateful we don’t have to walk through it alone! Tonight, we’re continuing through the Celebrate Recovery curriculum with Lesson 6: ACTION! We’ll be talking about the cycles we sometimes find ourselves caught in and how, with God’s help, we can begin making changes that lead toward greater freedom.

Maybe you’ve been working through the same struggle for a long time. Maybe you’ve made progress but still have days when old patterns show up. Or maybe you’re just beginning to recognize an area of your life where you’d like things to be different. Wherever you are in your journey, there’s hope, and there’s room to grow.

Romans 12:1 reminds us that we can offer ourselves to God in response to His mercy. We don’t have to wait until we’ve gotten everything right to come to Him. His grace meets us right where we are, and we can trust Him as we learn to take our next steps. That’s one of the things we love about Celebrate Recovery. We’re a community of real people with real struggles, learning to be honest, support one another, and experience the hope we have in Christ. 🧡

Join us tonight at 7 PM for worship and Lesson 6: Action, followed by our Newcomer Meeting, gender-specific Open Share Groups, and established Step Study Groups at 8 PM!

Whether you’ve been coming for years, haven’t been in a while, or are thinking about joining us for the first time, we’d love to see you tonight. Come as you are. Bring whatever you’re carrying. You don’t have to have everything figured out to find encouragement, connection, and hope here.

We’re saving a seat for you. 🧡

10/18/2026

🧡 Join Us Tomorrow Night at Celebrate Recovery!

We’re looking forward to another Monday night together, and we’d love for you to be part of it! This week, we’re continuing through the Celebrate Recovery curriculum with Lesson 6: ACTION! We’ll explore how we can begin breaking free from the cycles that keep us stuck in guilt, anger, fear, and other struggles, and start moving toward a new cycle of freedom.

Romans 12:1 reminds us to offer ourselves to God in view of His mercy. What a beautiful reminder that our journey toward change begins with His grace, not with having everything figured out. Recovery isn’t about being perfect or pretending we have it all together. It’s about being honest about our struggles, becoming willing to grow, and learning to take healthy steps forward with God’s help and the support of others.

Whether you’re facing a hurt, hang-up, or habit, there’s a place for you here! You don’t need to have any previous experience with Celebrate Recovery, and you don’t have to walk through life’s challenges alone.

🧡 Here’s what tomorrow night looks like:

📖 7:00 to 8:00 PM | Large Group
Join us for worship and Lesson 6: Action.

🤝 8:00 to 9:00 PM | Small Groups
First time guests attend our Newcomer Meeting. Those in established Step Study Groups meet with their groups, and everyone else joins a gender-specific Open Share Group.

Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve been coming for years, we hope you’ll join us for an evening of encouragement, connection, and hope.

Join us Monday nights at Celebrate Recovery. We’re saving a seat for you. 🧡

10/17/2026

👣 Step Forward Saturday: You’re Not Stuck Forever

Have you ever found yourself thinking, “Why do I keep struggling with this? I thought I’d be further along by now.” Maybe there’s a habit you’ve been trying to change, a fear you’ve been working to overcome, or an old pattern you recognize but still find yourself slipping back into. It can be discouraging, especially when you genuinely want things to be different. But here’s something we hope you’ll remember today: Just because something has been part of your story for a long time doesn’t mean it has to define the rest of it. 🧡

One of the beautiful things about recovery is discovering that we can learn, grow, and begin making different choices, even in areas where we’ve struggled for years. Sometimes that growth looks like reaching out for help when you would’ve isolated yourself before. Sometimes it’s being honest about something you’ve been avoiding, recognizing a trigger, or choosing to try again after a setback. Those steps may not change everything overnight, but they matter.

Lamentations 3:22-23 reminds us that because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning, and His faithfulness is great. What a beautiful reminder that God’s mercy isn’t something we use up when we struggle. We can come to Him again today, just as we are, and trust that He’s still at work in our lives.

Recovery doesn’t require us to pretend we’ve got it all together. It invites us to be honest about where we are, willing to receive help, and open to the changes God wants to make in us. So here’s your Step Forward Saturday encouragement: What’s one area of your life where you’d like to believe change is still possible?

You don’t have to know exactly how you’ll get there. You don’t even have to feel particularly confident today. Maybe your next step is simply being willing to try something different, ask for support, or open your heart to the possibility that things won’t always be the way they are right now.

There’s still hope. There’s still room to grow. And your story is still being written. 🧡

This Monday at Celebrate Recovery, we’ll be hearing Lesson 6: Action, and exploring how we can begin moving out of the patterns that keep us stuck and toward the freedom God desires for us.

We’d love to walk alongside you. Join us Monday nights at Celebrate Recovery. We’re saving a seat for you.

10/14/2026

Have you ever heard something that really spoke to your heart, only to realize a few days later that life has gotten so busy you’ve barely thought about it again? Maybe it was something you heard during worship, a Bible verse that seemed to speak directly to your circumstances, or a conversation that gave you an entirely new perspective.

Those moments can be powerful. They encourage us, challenge us, and remind us of truths we sometimes forget. But what if we didn’t let those moments end there?

Romans 12:2 reminds us to “be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Transformation isn’t simply about having an emotional experience or hearing something that inspires us. It’s also about allowing God’s truth to shape the way we think, the choices we make, and the way we respond to the world around us. And that can happen in surprisingly ordinary ways.

Maybe it’s recognizing an unhealthy thought pattern and challenging it with truth. Maybe it’s choosing to respond with patience instead of reacting out of frustration. Or maybe it’s remembering something God has taught you in a moment when you really need it.

These may seem like small things, but they’re meaningful opportunities to practice what we’re learning.

So here’s a little encouragement for today: Don’t underestimate the impact of putting one meaningful truth into practice.

What we learn in our time with God can continue bearing fruit long after the moment itself has passed. 🧡

We’d love to continue growing alongside you this Monday night at Celebrate Recovery. We’re saving a seat for you!

10/13/2026

Yesterday at Celebrate Recovery, it was such a gift to simply sit, breathe, and soak up God’s presence. To quiet the noise, let our shoulders relax, and just be with Him without needing to find the right words.

Pastor Dean shared a beautiful reflection on God’s name, Yahweh, and the idea that the sounds of our breathing can echo His name. Just think about that for a moment. Something we do every second, often without even noticing, can remind us of the God who breathed life into us. It brings such beautiful depth to Psalm 150:6: “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”

Sometimes praise comes easily. In answered prayers, laughter with people we love, beautiful mornings, and the countless little blessings we experience every day. But sometimes life feels heavy, and we can’t quite find the words or the strength to praise. Even then, the breath in our lungs can remind us that God is near. We don’t have to have everything figured out or feel a certain way to turn our hearts toward Him.

That’s part of what made yesterday’s extended worship so meaningful. We had the opportunity to slow down, be still in God’s presence, and bring everything before Him: our gratitude, our joy, our struggles, and even the things we haven’t quite found the words for yet.

We’re so thankful for Pastor Dean and our worship leaders, who intentionally create space for moments like these and remind us how meaningful it can be to simply slow down and spend time in God’s presence.

As you go through this week, we’d love to challenge you to carry that awareness into your everyday moments. While washing dishes, sitting in traffic, enjoying time with your family, or facing something difficult, take a moment to turn your heart toward God. Let the simple rhythm of your breathing remind you of His presence and become an opportunity to praise Him, whether through gratitude, worship, or simply trusting Him with whatever you’re carrying.

There’s room for praise in the ordinary, in the beautiful, and in the hard. May each breath remind us to turn our hearts toward Him and say, “Thank You for this breath, Lord. Help me notice Your goodness and praise You in this moment.” 🤍

We’d love for you to join us at Celebrate Recovery on Monday nights. We’re saving a seat for you! 🧡

10/12/2026

10/11/2026

Join us tomorrow night for a special evening at Celebrate Recovery. We’ll start early at 6:15 PM with dinner and fellowship, then move into an extended time of worship during large group. We’ll also celebrate recovery milestones with our monthly Chip Celebration, taking time to recognize the courage, faithfulness, and progress represented in each step forward.

Matthew 18:20 says, “For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them.” There’s something powerful about gathering with people who understand that recovery is rarely a straight line and that every step matters. Fellowship reminds us we don’t have to walk alone. Worship gives us space to turn our attention back to God. And chip celebration gives us a chance to stop and recognize what God has been doing, even in the small, steady changes that can be easy to overlook.

Whether you’re receiving a chip, cheering someone else on, brand new to CR, or simply needing a place to reconnect with God and with others, there’s a place for you tomorrow night.

Come hungry, come expectant, and come as you are. 🧡

We’re saving a seat for you.

10/10/2026

👣 Step Forward Saturday: Look Back Before You Look Ahead

Sometimes one of the most encouraging things we can do in recovery is pause long enough to notice how far God has already brought us.

This week, we’ve talked about trusting God, returning our wills to Him daily, and giving ourselves room to grow without expecting perfection. So today, before looking ahead to what’s next, take a minute to remember where you’ve already seen growth, strength, or change.

Ask yourself:

What’s one way I respond differently now than I used to?

Maybe you ask for help sooner. Maybe you pause before reacting. Maybe you’re more honest about what you’re feeling. Maybe you’ve learned to set a healthier boundary, stay present in a hard conversation, reach for support instead of an old coping pattern, or return to God more quickly when you realize you’ve started carrying everything on your own again.

Those changes matter.

Psalm 77:11 says, “I will remember the deeds of the Lord; yes, I will remember your miracles of long ago.”

Looking back isn’t about pretending everything is healed or finished. It’s about remembering God’s faithfulness and letting that strengthen us for what’s still ahead.

So today, name something worth remembering.

One change. One answered prayer. One healthier response. One place where you’ve seen God meet you, strengthen you, or help you grow.

And if you’re in a season where progress feels hard to see, remember that faithfulness can look quiet too. Sometimes it’s continuing to show up, continuing to tell the truth, continuing to reach for support, and continuing to turn back toward God.

Recovery gives us reasons to keep going, and it also gives us reasons to stop, remember, and thank God for how far He’s already brought us. 🧡

Join us Monday nights at Celebrate Recovery. We’re saving a seat for you.