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A safe place where lives are changed through Christ. No matter your hurt, habit, or hang-up, you are welcome here.

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered ministry where real people find hope, healing, freedom, and lasting transformation through Jesus.

10/31/2026

🔥 35 YEARS… BUT GOD SAID DIFFERENT! 🔥

🙌 YOUR PAST DOES NOT HAVE TO BE YOUR FUTURE!

Sometimes God takes a life that the world may have counted out and turns it into a testimony of His amazing grace, mercy, and redemption! ❤️

35 YEARS… BUT GOD SAID DIFFERENT! Those words alone remind us that no matter how long the struggle, how deep the hurt, or how impossible the situation may seem, GOD ALWAYS HAS THE FINAL SAY! 🙌

Join us this Monday night as Andy Talentt shares his powerful testimony of what happens when God steps into a life and begins rewriting the story!

🔥 Chains can be broken!
❤️ Lives can be restored!
🙌 Hope can be renewed!
✝️ And NOTHING is impossible with God!

You never know whose testimony might be the very thing that gives YOU the courage to keep going!

📅 Monday, November 2nd
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Compassion Church – Waverly
1452 Clydeton Rd., Waverly, TN

Come expecting to hear about a God who STILL changes lives!

Bring a friend, invite someone who's struggling, or come just as you are. There is a seat waiting for you! ❤️

REAL PEOPLE. REAL STRUGGLES. REAL HOPE. REAL FREEDOM.

🧡 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
Where Lives Are Changed Through Christ.

10/31/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 304

📖 Scripture of the Day
“I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.”
— 1 Corinthians 3:6

💭 Daily Quote
“We can love faithfully without assuming responsibility for results that only God can produce.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
When we care deeply about someone, we may feel responsible for fixing their problems, changing their choices, or protecting them from every consequence. What begins as concern can slowly become control, leaving us exhausted and carrying burdens God never assigned to us.

Recovery teaches us to recognize the difference between helping and rescuing. We can speak truth, offer encouragement, maintain healthy boundaries, and pray—but we cannot make another person choose healing. Our responsibility is faithfulness; the outcome belongs to God. Release the pressure to manage someone else’s journey today. Plant what is good, water it with grace, and trust the Lord to bring growth in His time.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, show me where loving concern has become unhealthy responsibility or control. Teach me to support others without trying to do the work that belongs to them or to You. Give me wisdom to speak truth, courage to maintain healthy boundaries, and peace when outcomes remain beyond my control. Help me serve faithfully and then place every person and every result into Your capable hands. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/30/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 303

📖 Scripture of the Day
“Every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful.”
— John 15:2

💭 Daily Quote
“Not everything God removes is a punishment; some things are lovingly pruned because they cannot accompany the life He is growing.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
Pruning can feel like loss. A branch may be living and producing, yet the gardener still removes what would limit its future growth. In the same way, God may ask us to release relationships, routines, attitudes, or responsibilities that are not openly destructive but are quietly draining the life He is building within us.

Recovery is not only about abandoning obvious harm. It also involves making room for healthier fruit. A closed door, changed friendship, or uncomfortable boundary may feel confusing at first, but God sees what we cannot. Trust the hands of the Gardener. What feels empty today may become the space where greater peace, purpose, and spiritual maturity grow tomorrow.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, help me trust You when growth requires release. Show me anything that is draining my peace, weakening my recovery, or limiting the fruit You desire in my life. Give me courage to surrender what You are pruning without clinging to it in fear. Use every uncomfortable change to deepen my faith and produce greater love, wisdom, and freedom within me. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/29/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 302

📖 Scripture of the Day
“When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, ‘Do you want to get well?’”
— John 5:6

💭 Daily Quote
“Jesus does not ask about our willingness to shame our hesitation; He asks because healing begins when our honest answer becomes yes.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
The man had lived with his condition for many years. Before Jesus told him to rise, He asked a deeply personal question: “Do you want to get well?” The answer may appear obvious, but genuine healing often requires releasing familiar excuses, patterns, relationships, and ways of thinking.

Recovery asks us to examine our willingness honestly. We may desire freedom while still fearing the responsibility and change that come with it. Jesus meets us in that tension without condemnation. We do not need perfect confidence—we need enough willingness to obey the next instruction. Today, identify one area where you have been resisting change and offer Christ an honest yes. Willingness opens the door for His transforming power to move.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, search my heart and reveal every place where fear, comfort, or resistance is keeping me from fully embracing healing. I confess that part of me sometimes wants freedom without change. Strengthen my willingness to release what no longer belongs and obey what Jesus asks of me. Give me courage to rise, move forward, and participate faithfully in the restoration You are offering. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/28/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 301

📖 Scripture of the Day
“Avoid it, do not travel on it; turn from it and go on your way.”
— Proverbs 4:15

💭 Daily Quote
“Freedom does not require us to prove how close we can stand to an old trap; wisdom gives us permission to choose another road.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
Sometimes we mistake avoiding temptation for weakness. We may believe we should be strong enough to revisit certain places, reconnect with unhealthy influences, or remain near situations that once controlled us. But Scripture does not tell us to test every danger—it often tells us to turn away.

Recovery grows stronger when we recognize our triggers and make plans before pressure arrives. Changing a route, declining an invitation, ending a conversation, or calling someone for support may seem like small decisions, but they can protect everything God is rebuilding. You do not owe your old life another opportunity to prove that you have changed. Choose the path that leads toward Christ, peace, and lasting freedom.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, give me wisdom to recognize the roads that could lead me back toward bo***ge. Remove any pride that makes me believe I must test my strength near temptation. Help me turn away quickly, choose healthy boundaries, and reach for support when I need it. Guide my steps toward people, places, and decisions that protect the freedom You are building within me. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/27/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 300

📖 Scripture of the Day
“Rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.”
— Colossians 2:7

💭 Daily Quote
“Breakthrough may begin our freedom, but deep roots in Christ help us remain steady when life becomes difficult again.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
A healthy tree does not survive storms because of what can be seen above the ground. Its strength comes from roots that have grown deep, quietly anchoring it to a reliable source of nourishment.

Recovery also needs roots. Emotional moments and major breakthroughs can inspire change, but lasting freedom is strengthened through consistent prayer, Scripture, honest relationships, meetings, accountability, and daily surrender to Jesus. These practices may sometimes feel ordinary, yet they prepare us for pressures we cannot predict. Do not neglect the quiet habits that keep your heart connected to Christ. The deeper your life is rooted in Him, the less power every passing storm will have to move you.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, root my life deeply in Jesus and strengthen the foundation of my recovery. Help me remain faithful to the quiet daily practices that keep me close to You. Protect me from depending only on emotions or temporary motivation, and build within me a steady faith that can withstand difficult seasons. May my life continue growing in truth, freedom, and thankfulness. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/26/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 299

📖 Scripture of the Day
“Some men came, bringing to him a paralyzed man, carried by four of them.”
— Mark 2:3

💭 Daily Quote
“Strength is not always walking alone; sometimes it is trusting faithful people to carry us toward Jesus when we cannot move forward by ourselves.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
The paralyzed man reached Jesus because four people were willing to carry him. His healing story included not only Christ’s power, but also the faith, effort, and persistence of a community that refused to leave him stranded.

Recovery was never meant to be traveled in isolation. There will be days when our own strength feels insufficient and we need someone to pray, listen, encourage us, or remind us of the truth. Asking for help is not placing a burden on others; it is allowing the body of Christ to function as God intended. Do not wait until you are completely overwhelmed to reach out. Let trustworthy people know where you are struggling, and be willing to carry someone else when your strength returns.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, thank You for placing people in my life who help carry me toward Jesus when I feel weak. Break down the pride, fear, and shame that tempt me to struggle alone. Give me courage to ask for support before I become overwhelmed and wisdom to recognize those who are safe and trustworthy. Strengthen me also to stand beside others with patience, compassion, and faithful prayer. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/25/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 298

📖 Scripture of the Day
“Our mouths were filled with laughter, our tongues with songs of joy.”
— Psalm 126:2

💭 Daily Quote
“Healing is not only learning how to survive difficult days; it is also learning to receive joy without guilt or fear.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
After living in chaos for a long time, peace can feel unfamiliar. We may hesitate to enjoy good moments because we expect something to go wrong, feel undeserving of happiness, or mistake constant heaviness for humility. But God’s restoration includes more than removing what harmed us—He also teaches our hearts how to live again.

Recovery makes room for laughter, healthy relationships, meaningful work, and ordinary moments of gratitude. Enjoying these gifts does not erase the seriousness of your past or the work still ahead. It honors the One who brought you out. When joy appears today, do not push it away. Receive it as evidence that pain no longer controls every part of your story.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, thank You for restoring joy to places that once held only fear, pain, and regret. Help me receive Your good gifts without guilt and enjoy peaceful moments without expecting them to disappear. Teach me to laugh, celebrate, and live fully while remaining humble and faithful in my recovery. Let the joy You place within me become strength for today and a testimony of Your restoring love. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/24/2026

🌅 365 Days of Hope — Day 297

📖 Scripture of the Day
“The people are to go out each day and gather enough for that day.”
— Exodus 16:4

💭 Daily Quote
“God does not ask us to carry tomorrow’s recovery today; He provides enough grace for the step directly in front of us.”

🌱 Daily Reflection
In the wilderness, God taught His people to gather only what they needed for each day. They had to depend on His faithfulness again every morning instead of trying to secure the entire future at once.

Recovery becomes overwhelming when we carry every possible temptation, problem, and responsibility into today. Our minds race ahead, and fear convinces us that we must solve everything immediately. But freedom is lived one choice, one prayer, and one day at a time. We only need to remain honest, willing, and connected to God today. Tomorrow will bring fresh needs, but it will also bring fresh mercy. Gather the grace available now and trust the Lord to meet you again when morning comes.

🙏 Prayer of the Day
Heavenly Father, help me release the fear that makes me carry tomorrow before it arrives. Give me grace for today’s choices, strength for today’s temptations, and wisdom for today’s responsibilities. Teach me to depend on You one day at a time instead of trying to control the entire journey. Keep me present, faithful, and grateful for everything You provide in this moment. In Jesus’ mighty name, AMEN.

💙 Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Waverly
📍 1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185
🗓 Every Monday at 6:00 PM
Where lives are changed through Christ.

10/23/2026

🔥 HE WALKED INTO THE HOPE CENTER AS A RESIDENT… TODAY, HE SERVES AS ITS NATIONAL RECOVERY PASTOR. 🙌

Two words capture the heart of this testimony: BUT GOD.

This Monday, Johnathon Neiner will share his story at Celebrate Recovery at Compassion Church Waverly—a journey that reminds us how God can restore a life and give it a purpose that reaches far beyond anything we could imagine.

The man who once came to the Hope Center needing help now helps lead others toward hope. What a beautiful picture of God’s redeeming grace! ❤️

If you’re praying for someone who is struggling, wondering whether change is possible, or trying to find the courage to begin again, come hear this testimony. Your circumstances today do not put you beyond God’s reach. There is still hope for your story.

📅 Monday, October 26th
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Compassion Church
1452 Clydenton Rd., Waverly, TN 37185

Bring a friend. Invite the person you’ve been praying for. Come expecting encouragement and a reminder that God is still changing lives.

You belong here—even while your story is still being written. 🙏❤️

Address

1452 Clydenton Road
Waverly, TN
37185

Telephone

+19312642128

Website

http://compassionwaverly.cc/

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