Continuing our conversation around addictions and how in our pain we end up creating an emotional black hole in our hearts that keeps us from connecting with God and others. But there is always hope to address the dysfunction so that we can move forward.

We say often that 1 out 3 people that come to Celebrate Recovery struggle with some sort of an addiction - everything else are all the things around them. But it's so important to understand how addictions take root and keep us stepping into the life God intends for us.

What's the big deal with the Serenity Prayer? Is it just something that we prayer every week just because? Maybe there's something to this familiar prayer that can help us grasp what true serenity is.

What do you do as you experience a string of relapses? How do we keep getting back up and not lose heart? Today we talk about how to keep moving forward without losing hope.

Commitment is essential to be fully engaged in this process. But what are the reasons why we might not fully buy-in to this recovery journey, and what might the cost of that be?

One of the greatest keys to the healing of this recovery journey is forgiveness. But if that's the case, why is it so hard to do?

You've been working your journey of recovery and you've been seeing growth and progress, but the people closest to you aren't able to see that change. How do we handle that and allow it to move us closer to Jesus?

Sometimes grief can come up when we come to the realization that we need to remove our old negative coping strategies from our lives. This grieving process is an interesting dynamic in recovery and can be a real struggle for many.

Worship is such a powerful gift and actually becomes a lifestyle through recovery. Today we explore how worship can express God's rewriting of our heart as we hear two songs written out of the recovery experience.

Concealing vs. confessing, there's a big difference between the two. One keeps us stuck and steals away our life, the other leads to life, freedom, and hope.