South Strand Celebrate Recovery

South Strand Celebrate Recovery Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered Twelve step recovery program that is designed for all "Hurts, Hang-ups, and Habits." Is Celebrate Recovery for me?

Celebrate Recovery is a biblical and balanced program that helps us overcome our hurts, hang-ups, and habits. It is based on the actual words of Jesus rather than psychological theory. 20 years ago, Saddleback Church launched Celebrate Recovery with 43 people. It was designed as a program to help those struggling with hurts, habits and hang-ups by showing them the loving power of Jesus Christ thr

ough a recovery process. Celebrate Recovery has helped more than 17000 people at Saddleback, attracting over 70% of its members from outside the church. Eighty-five percent of the people who go through the program stay with the church and nearly half serve as church volunteers. Celebrate Recovery is now in over 20,000 churches worldwide! Celebrate Recovery offers a person the opportunity to participate in a group fellowship where love and hope combine with God’s purpose to mend our lives. Ask yourself:

Are there things in my life that I do that hurt others? Is there something I wish I could live without? Is it time to crack my denial and admit I am not in control of my life? Do I have a painful habit or hang-up from which I need to be freed? If you answered “yes” to any of these statements then we urge you to attend a Celebrate Recovery meeting to see if it is for you. Is Celebrate Recovery confidential? Yes, Celebrate Recovery maintains strict confidentiality. This promotes an atmosphere of trust, facilitates growth and


What types of issues are dealt with at Celebrate Recovery? A wide variety of hurts, hang ups and harmful behaviors are represented at Celebrate Recovery. Examples include dependency on alcohol or drugs, po*******hy, low self-esteem, need to control, depression, anger, co-dependency, depression,fear of rejection, fear of abandonment, perfectionism, broken relationships, and abuse.

06/24/2026

Read Matthew 4:18-20
Welcoming Divine Interruptions.
God often interrupts our career or future plans to call us to an "unpopular course". Like the disciples, we are trained to follow a Man who lived primarily on words, not knowing "what next" for over three years.
Reflection: How would I respond if God interrupted my most cherished life plan today?
Prayer: Father, I give You permission to interrupt my plans for the sake of Your Kingdom.

06/22/2026

Read Hebrews 11:27
Seeing the Invincible.
As we give ourselves to the consistent hearing of the gospel of Christ, our eyes are trained to "see Him who is invincible". This spiritual sight allows them to have a "walk and conversation" that a carnal mind cannot comprehend, moving like the wind.
Reflection: Am I looking at the seen (circumstances) or the unseen (God's promises)?
Prayer: Lord, open the eyes of my understanding so I can see You clearly in the midst of uncertainty.

06/21/2026

Read John 14:30
Feeding from the Tree of Life.
Every believer must appraise their state by asking: "Which tree has been feeding my mind and fueling my pursuits?" Adam snapped when he realized the Tree of Life didn't give him "control" over what was next.
Reflection: Does the "Tree of Life" inspire my hope, or am I seeking a tree that offers self-control?
Prayer: Lord, feed my mind with the life that raised Jesus, and help me surrender control to You.

06/20/2026

Read Isaiah 11:3
The Myth of Being in Control.
Man was never meant to be in control of his life—God was. Eternal life involves an intimate knowledge of the Father that often denies us the "privileges" of self-governance to train us in true dependence.
Reflection: Why am I so resistant to letting God have total control?
Prayer: Lord, I acknowledge that my life is not my own; I surrender my "right" to control my "what next."

06/19/2026

Read Luke 12:15
The Stakeholder of Your Soul.
In the parables of the lost coin and sheep, God is the main character who rejoices over what is found. He is the stakeholder with the greatest loss when we veer off course. We should be more concerned about the "loss of life" (spiritual vitality) than monetary losses.
Reflection: Does my life currently profit God as the main shareholder?
Prayer: Lord, make my soul a place where Your truth is preserved and multiplied.

06/18/2026

Read Matthew 6:33
Minding God’s Business.
Adam didn't ask for a wife or a home; that was God's business. Our primary business is to seek the Kingdom and His righteousness. When we mind our "business" of seeking truth, we give God room to mind His "business" of taking care of us.
Reflection: Am I trying to do God's job while neglecting my own spiritual growth?
Prayer: Lord, I commit to seeking Your Kingdom first, trusting You for all "these things."

06/16/2026

Read Matthew 11:28-29
Two Golden Questions.
When encumbered by the cares of life, we must ask: "Could I be more concerned than God is about my future?" and "Have I been seeking to accommodate God's need for rest?"�God is more invested in our future than we are.
Reflection: Why do I behave as if my future depends solely on my own anxiety?
Prayer: Lord, remind me that You are the main character of my story and You care for me deeply.

06/15/2026

Read Hebrews 2:14-15
Overcoming the Fear of "Death".
Overcoming the "fear of death" isn't just about physical mortality; it’s about dying to what we sensually and secretly love in this world. We must choose the "reproach of Christ" over the seasonal pleasures of our own desires.
Reflection: What "secret love" for the world am I afraid to let go of?
Prayer: Father, give me the courage to die to my own desires so I can live fully for Christ.

06/14/2026

Read 1st Corinthians 2:11
Brain Waves vs. Recreated Spirit.
Our carnal minds often inspire us to "use our brains" to solve destiny-related problems, but these philosophies are often worldly and sensual. True guidance comes from our recreated spirit, which is seated with Christ and understands the things of God.
Reflection: Am I making decisions based on "brain waves" or the leading of my spirit?
Prayer: Lord, help me to sift my thoughts through Your Word and follow the leading of Your Spirit.

06/13/2026

Read Hebrews 11:24
The Unarmed Robber.
Fear is described as an "unarmed robber" that preys on believers who aren't yet living by every word that proceedeth from the mouth of God. It was the first "pseudo-gospel" preached by the serpent in Eden, causing man to trade his birthright for a sense of control.
Reflection: Is fear robbing me of the peace and inheritance God has for me?
Prayer: Holy Spirit, tune my ears to hear the Father’s voice above the whispers of fear.

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2212 Glenns Bay Road
Surfside Beach, SC
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Monday 5:30pm - 8pm

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