NWA Ready Now Recovery- Iron Sharpens Iron

09/05/2026

Saturday mornings, we come together to strengthen our recovery. Coffee, good conversation, a safe place to be ourselves, and great people to share the morning with.

Simply community.

08/31/2026

Dalton Henson story is a reminder that losing everything does not mean your story is over.

In his recovery, Dalton has experienced the loss of his family, home, and job. But instead of allowing those losses to define his future, he has continued pressing forward.

He recently graduated from Acceptance Treatment NWA, has found employment, has a working vehicle, regained his driver’s license, and is continuing to rebuild his life one step at a time.

What stands out most to us is not just what Dalton has regained, but the way he has chosen to keep going through the struggles. We’ve watched him press into his recovery, his growth, and the hard work of becoming the man he wants to be.

His hope is for a second chance and, one day, restoration with his family.

Recovery is not always a straight road. Sometimes it looks like getting back up, taking the next right step, and refusing to quit.

Dalton, we see your growth, we admire your perseverance, and we’re grateful to walk alongside you as your story continues.

08/26/2026

Here’s our brothers Mario Torres and Immanuel Stopani having an important conversation about what can be done to help keep Northwest Arkansas youth away from gangs.

Click the link below to tune in, learn more, and find out how you can get involved.

[https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2026/aug/09/keeping-northwest-arkansas-youth-clear-of-gang/](https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2026/aug/09/keeping-northwest-arkansas-youth-clear-of-gang/)

What can be done to keep Northwest Arkansas youth away from gangs?

Local law enforcement, community organizations and former gang members are working to steer young people toward positive opportunities through mentorship, outreach and education.

Link to story in our comments:

08/24/2026

Recovery is a new way of living.

It’s learning to laugh again, building meaningful friendships, and creating memories that remind us we are more than our past.

08/20/2026

What happens when you’re excited about your recovery, but the people you love still have their guard up?

Remember, they may be healing too.

Trust isn’t rebuilt by convincing someone you’ve changed. It’s rebuilt by consistently showing them.

Keep your word. Own your mistakes. Respect boundaries. Stay committed to your recovery.

Give your loved ones room to heal while you continue to grow.

Sometimes the greatest apology is a changed life lived consistently.

08/18/2026

In 2024, 79,384 people died from drug overdoses in the United States. More than 54,000 involved opioids, and 47,735 involved synthetic opioids such as fentanyl.

The numbers are declining—and that gives us hope—but 79,384 lives lost is still 79,384 too many.

This Overdose Awareness Month, we remember those we've lost, stand beside those still fighting, and continue connecting people to resources, support and recovery.

There is hope. Recovery is possible. Every life is worth fighting for.

*Source: CDC National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System — 2024 Final Mortality Data.

08/12/2026

Continuing care isn’t just an option in recovery; it’s essential. The road to long-term success in overcoming addiction requires intentionality, accountability, and ongoing support. That’s where ReadyNow steps in.

With a Biblical foundation, we’re reminded to “walk together” (Amos 3:3) intentionally and make disciples by investing in those we serve (2 Timothy 2:2). Recovery doesn’t stop after the program ends, and neither should our commitment to those rebuilding their lives.

Studies show that structured continuing care improves outcomes, reducing the risk of relapse and promoting stability in employment and wellness. Through personalized Action Plans, engagement in support groups, and integration with local churches and outreach activities, ReadyNow equips individuals to sustain their recovery while fostering a sense of purpose and belonging.

One Action Plan at a time, we help students measure progress, connect with their communities, and focus on God’s purpose for their lives.

Together, we can secure the investment made in students’ lives and watch them thrive for years to come.

“Aftercare: Ready Now Recovery could be the next step in a student’s recovery journey”

Learn more about how your organization can incorporate ReadyNow into your programming and make a lasting impact. Visit: https://readynow.org

08/03/2026

Recovery has a way of changing more than one life.

When one person finds hope and chooses to share it, that hope has the potential to reach families, friends, and entire communities.

Thank you, Matthew Alderman, for courageously sharing your story, and thank you to Eaglecrest Recovery and Michelle Hannahs for the opportunity to serve.

07/27/2026

One year sober! 🎉

Today, we’re celebrating our brother Gabriel Salgado.

He’s faithfully working through the Washington County Drug Court, staying connected to a strong support system, and maintaining full-time employment.

Recovery happens one day at a time, and by God's grace, lasting change is possible. We're proud of you, brother. Keep moving forward!

07/20/2026

We had a great time at the Healed, Healthy, and Whole conference supporting and hearing our brothers inspirational stories TCB Boxing/Mma, Coach Aaron Kimball, and Battleground church Pastor Immanuel Stopani alongside Acceptance Treatment NWA

Grateful to be in spaces where faith, recovery, and community come together.

Thank you to Brand New Mercies for hosting us and allowing us to be part of what God is doing in and through this work.