Recovery w/o Relapse

10/01/2026

09/21/2026

We need to remain in His Word! That is the mark of a true disciple! That is how we continue to walk in freedom from the sin that ensnares us!!

09/17/2026

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I know a person who was once on fire.

That person was always there. Always participating. Always showing up. Always giving, serving, and sacrificing. Always on time. Never missing an activity. Always showing support. Always willing to contribute. Always all out.

That person served with joy. Served with passion. Served because of a genuine love for God and a desire to be used by Him.

Until one day, discouragement came.

Instead of being appreciated, that person was criticized. Instead of being encouraged, that person was compared. Family problems came. Financial struggles followed. Life became busier, and responsibilities became heavier.

And little by little, the fire that once burned so brightly began to fade.

That person didn't stop loving God.

That person simply became tired.

Slowly, that person became less active. No longer showing up like before. No longer giving the same energy. No longer serving with the same passion. No longer the same person everyone used to know.

Then one day, that person realized:

“Somewhere along the way, I lost the person I was when I first started serving the Lord.”

And now, that person prays.

Prays that God would restore the fire. Prays that God would breathe life into a heart that has grown tired. Prays that God would bring back the passion, the joy, and the desire to serve.

Not simply to become active again.

But to return to the heart that once served with genuine love.

That person keeps praying:

“Lord, bring me back to my first love. Restore in me the joy of serving You again.”

I don't know… maybe you can relate.

Maybe...

that person is you.

©️ Pastor Peej ❤️‍🩹

09/17/2026

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09/08/2026

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08/26/2026

We lost our brother Richard last week to a fatal motorcycle accident. This is a devastating loss to our unit. Richard was a major contributor to the cause of recovery for many individuals here. He will be sorely missed!!

Read the obituary of Richard Lee Sanford, who passed away on August 21, 2026, whose life was part of the Navy, Artists & Musicians, and Social Workers communities, with arrangements entrusted to Stroo Funeral Home, Inc.. Share memories, send flowers, and support the family through meaningful contrib...

08/23/2026

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