Compass CC Celebrate Recovery

📣 Come join us as you are and bring a friend 🤍 Our lesson tonight reminds us that freedom grows when we bring our struggles into the light. By honestly sharing with God and trusted people, we break the grip of shame and make room for healing, grace, and transformation.

* Burritos will be served from 5:30 - 6:15pm 🌯
* Childcare check-in starts at 6:15pm
* Large group begins at 6:30pm
- Worship, Lesson, Chips
* Open share groups start around 7:30pm after large group ends
* Crosstalk Cafe after open share groups until 9:00pm 🧁🍪

1825 S. Alma School Road
Chandler, AZ 85286

Dinner is in the West Auditorium by the Cross ✝️
Small and large groups are upstairs in the B building - look for the Celebrate Recovery sign! 🪧

Hearing stories of God’s faithfulness, no matter what our past or present looks like, gives us hope for the future. The testimony this week was such a good reminder that strong relationships aren’t built on perfection, but on honesty, resilience, faith, and a willingness to do the work. Whether with our family, a marriage, or friendships, growth takes humility, trust in God, and the courage to keep showing up even when things aren’t easy.

It is beautiful to watch people choose growth, healing, and perseverance. We must choose Jesus and to walk in the freedom He promises every day, one day at a time. And with the Celebrate Recovery family, you’ll never have to do it alone!

We heard an amazing testimony on Monday that reminded us that there’s something powerful about remembering what God calls us, especially on the days we’re tempted to believe otherwise.

He calls us chosen (1 Peter 2:9), beloved (Romans 5:8), redeemed (Ephesians 1:7), forgiven (Colossians 1:13–14), and new creations (2 Corinthians 5:17). Not because we’ve earned it, but because of who He is.

The world (and us ourselves, if we’re being honest) is quick to label us by our past, our mistakes, or our insecurities, but God speaks a name over us rooted in grace, truth, and purpose.

So today, when doubt creeps in, remind yourself - I am who He says I am. And that is more than enough!