Celebrate Recovery at Crosspoint Church

09/05/2026

Monday night is almost here! 🧡

Last week, we heard a powerful reminder through testimony of what God can do in a life surrendered to Him. This Monday, we’re continuing our journey with Lesson 3: Hope.

Recovery begins with admitting I can’t. But thankfully, the story doesn’t end there. There is a Power greater than ourselves, and His name is Jesus. 🙌

Whether you’ve been walking this road for years, you’re just beginning to recognize a hurt, hang up, or habit in your life, or you’re simply wondering what Celebrate Recovery is all about, there is a place for you here.

Come exactly as you are. You don’t have to have it figured out, and you definitely don’t have to do it alone. 🧡We’re saving a seat for you.

09/04/2026

Recovery is an every day journey, and we want to equip you! Every Friday, we'll highlight powerful books, journals, or digital resources from the Celebrate Recovery lineup to help you dive deeper into your healing journey.

Freedom Tools Friday: Life’s Healing Choices
A practical guide for taking recovery beyond Monday night.

Sometimes we know something in our lives needs to change, but we don’t know where to begin. Life’s Healing Choices, written by Celebrate Recovery founder John Baker, walks through the 8 Recovery Principles and helps connect biblical truth with the real life work of recovery.

It helps you dig deeper into:
✨ Recognizing the ways you’ve been denying or hiding your pain
✨ Facing the things that have become unmanageable
✨ Letting go of the things you cannot control
✨ Learning to depend on God instead of your own strength
✨ Taking practical steps toward healing and freedom

One of the hardest things to admit can be, “I can’t do this on my own.” But in recovery, that isn’t failure. It’s where the journey begins. 🧡

You don’t have to have everything figured out before you start. You just have to be willing to get honest and take the next step.

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 5:3

🧡 Keep taking those steps with us. Join us Monday night as we continue this journey together. We’re saving a seat for you.

09/03/2026

If asking for help feels harder than carrying everything by yourself, you’re not alone. At Celebrate Recovery, many of us have had to discover that pride doesn’t always look like thinking we’re better than everyone else. Sometimes, it simply sounds like, “I should be able to handle this on my own.”

You might be struggling with pride if you find yourself:
👉 Having a hard time admitting when you’re wrong or when something in your life has become unmanageable.
👉 Saying “I’m fine” even when you’re hurting, overwhelmed, or struggling.
👉 Avoiding asking for help because you don’t want anyone to see your weaknesses.
👉 Trying harder and harder to fix something yourself instead of admitting that you can’t do it in your own power.

Pride can keep us stuck because it convinces us that admitting powerlessness means admitting defeat. But recovery teaches us something completely different. Recognizing that “I can’t” is what finally makes room for me to discover that GOD CAN.

Scripture tells us, “God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble.” James 4:6 Humility isn’t thinking less of ourselves. It’s becoming willing to admit the truth about ourselves and our need for God.

Healing begins when we stop pretending we have it all together and become willing to say, “God, I can’t do this on my own. I need You.” That isn’t weakness. That’s where hope begins.

🧡 Celebrate Recovery is a safe place to put down the pressure of having it all together, ask for help, and experience the hope that comes when we stop relying only on ourselves and start relying on God.

Join us Monday night. We’re saving a seat for you. 🧡

09/02/2026

Got questions about Celebrate Recovery? You aren't alone! Every week, we break down a common misconception or frequently asked question about CR, revealing the reality of what this safe, Christ-centered community is truly all about.

🧡 Recovery Reality #3: Did You Know?
Your CR leaders are on the recovery journey right alongside you.

Our leaders aren’t people who have it all figured out or who have “graduated” from recovery. We’re people with our own hurts, hang ups, and habits who have experienced God’s healing through this program and are still walking these principles right alongside you.

In fact, giving back is PART of recovery! Principle 8 and Step 12 encourage us to take the hope we’ve found in Christ and share it with others. For many of us, serving and leading at CR is one way we get to do that.

There’s a saying in recovery that you can’t keep it unless you give it away; in other words, the healing God brings into our lives isn’t meant to end with us. He can take what was once a test and turn it into a testimony, giving purpose to what we’ve walked through and using our story to offer hope to the next person walking this road.

Your CR leaders are not standing at the finish line pointing you toward recovery. We’re walking the road with you, carrying one another’s burdens and pointing each other back to Jesus. 🧡 Come walk this road with us Monday night. We’re saving a seat for you, friend. 🧡

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

Admitting We’re Powerless Doesn’t Mean We’re Giving Up. 🧡

Last week at Celebrate Recovery, we talked about Lesson 2: Powerless, and one of the hardest truths we can come to terms with: we cannot do it all on our own.

We live in a world that values strength, independence, and self-sufficiency. We’re told to push through, fix the problem, hold it together, and keep moving. But the truth is, we cannot control everything. We cannot fix everything. We cannot carry every burden or manage every outcome. And admitting that doesn’t mean we’re giving up. It means we’re getting honest.

There is strength in admitting our weakness. There is humility in acknowledging our limits. And there is freedom in letting go of the things we were never meant to carry.

The places we try hardest to hide, fix, or control can become the very places where God meets us. His power is made perfect in our weakness.

Whether you joined us last week, have been following along from afar, or you’re simply wondering if Celebrate Recovery might be for you, know this:

You don’t have to have it all together before you walk through the door.

Tomorrow is Testimony Night, and we’ll hear the story of where someone in our forever family has been, how far they’ve come, and what God is continuing to do in their lives.

Come hear. Come be encouraged. Come exactly as you are.

We’re saving a seat for you. 🧡

08/29/2026

🧡 THIS MONDAY NIGHT AT CELEBRATE RECOVERY 🧡

This Monday is Testimony Night, and it is always such a powerful and meaningful night. 🙌 There is something truly amazing, encouraging, and inspiring about hearing someone share their story and seeing just how far they have come on their journey. Hearing about the struggles they have faced, the healing they have found, and the hope they have discovered reminds us that change is possible and no one is ever too far gone.

Whether you are just beginning your journey, have been walking through recovery for years, or are simply looking for hope and encouragement, we would love for you to join us.

✨ Come hear a story of hope.
✨ Come be encouraged.
✨ Come see what God can do through a life surrendered to Him.

No matter where you are in your journey, you are welcome here. We’re saving a seat for you. 🧡

08/24/2026

Sometimes the hardest step is admitting we can’t do it on our own! Tonight at Celebrate Recovery, we’re diving into Lesson 2: POWERLESS.

What happens when we stop trying to control everything, let go of our pride, and admit that we need help? What if recognizing our powerlessness isn’t weakness, but the beginning of real freedom?

Come join us tonight as we learn what it means to surrender control, ask for help, and begin trusting God with the things we can’t manage on our own.

You don’t have to have it all together to come join us. You just have to be willing to take the next step. We’re saving a seat for you.

🧡 Celebrate Recovery | Tonight
Come as you are. Find freedom, healing, and hope.

08/23/2026

You don’t have to do recovery alone.

Whatever you’re carrying into this week-whether it’s a hurt, a habit, a struggle, or simply the feeling that you’re ready for something to change-there is a place for you here.

Celebrate Recovery is a safe, Christ-centered community where we can be honest about where we are, encourage one another, and discover the freedom that comes through Jesus.

Come as you are. Bring your questions, your struggles, and your story. There’s hope, and there’s a place for you.

We can't wait to see you tomorrow! 🧡