Pain. Sin. Mistakes. Rejection. Hurt. We all experience them in one way or another. The key to living a life of freedom and faith, in spite of the pain and hurt, is in how we move forward after it. It’s time to bounce back.

Celebrate Recovery is a big part of Springwell Church. Jesus wants us to live in the freedom He has for us - freedom from our hurts, habit, and hang-ups. It’s not just a recovery program for drugs and alcohol. At Celebrate Recovery, we deal with the sin-issues everyone struggles with.

Realizing you’re broken opens you up to receive God’s grace. Maybe you’ve forgotten the beauty of grace as you go through the daily grind. Maybe you don’t realize that God is a good father and He disciplines His children in order to bring us back to the way He knows is good for us. The truth is that we are all better off broken.

Forgiving someone doesn’t mean you stay in an abusive relationship. Forgiveness means that you let go of what you can’t control and choose to not hold that thing against that person anymore. It’s stopping the root of bitterness from growing up inside you and living in the freedom that Jesus has for you.

We celebrated Springwell's 25th anniversary on Sunday, September 13, during the 11:00 AM service. Join as we recall our past 25 years, look forward to the next 25 years, and have some fun hanging out with each other! It's a party!

Have you ever held a helium-filled balloon and then let it go? Rarely do you worry about where it will land, and what may happen to the balloon during the journey? Why? Because we understand that we aren't in control of what happens to the balloon. Instead of fearing the unknown, let's focus on what God is doing during our journey into the unknown.

Our life is a reflection of our thoughts. How do we sort out the truth, from lies, when it comes to what goes on in our thought life? We have to learn what thoughts to allow to dominate our minds and which ones to push away. That’s the key to living a life of joy.

Our hurts are real. When people let us down or betray us, it hurts. It hurts, but it can also drag us down. How do we let go of the past and deal with it through forgiveness? We have to let go.

Relationships are a tricky thing. When they go wrong, our tendency can be to blame the other person or try to force them to apologize or forgive. The truth is, we can all only do what we can do. We’re not responsible for reconciliation, we’re responsible for our own heart. That can revolutionize our broken relationships.

God uses our ups and downs. Ultimately, everything we endure in life is an opportunity to learn and grow. The things you’re going through right now, while difficult, could be the very things that are preparing you to be the person you need to be.