Your generosity is building something. In Week 3 of our Everyday Altar series, we’re learning that worship is so much bigger than singing, serving, or even showing up. Worship is the way you live. It’s the way you love. It’s the way you give. Paul tells us in Philippians that generosity isn’t just kindness — it’s a “sweet-smelling sacrifice” rising to God Himself. That means your giving is not just kindness; it’s worship. This week we’re choosing to give like God is our provider, our source, and our reward.

Your work is building something. In Week 2 of our Everyday Altar series, we’re discovering that worship isn’t just a song you sing, a service you attend, or a spiritual moment you feel. Worship is the way you live, the way you show up, the way you work. Paul tells us in Colossians that whatever we do, we are to do it as unto the Lord. That means your workbench can be a worship bench. Your office can be an altar. Your shift, your schedule, your everyday grind can bring glory to God in a way you never realized. This week we’re choosing to work like Jesus is our supervisor, our strength, and our source.

Your words are building something. In Week 1 of our Everyday Altar series, we learned that every word we speak becomes either an offering of worship or a weapon that tears down what God is trying to build in us. Jesus said our words reveal what’s really in our hearts, Proverbs reminds us they carry life or death, and Acts shows us they can shift entire atmospheres. This week we’re choosing to speak life, truth, and gratitude. Don’t let your mouth work against the miracle God is trying to do—offer your words as worship.

Most people receive blessings and keep moving — but one turned back. “The Gratitude Gap” is a reminder that gratitude is more than saying thank you. It is remembering what Jesus saved us from and choosing to turn our lives back toward Him. In a world rushing forward, this message challenges us to slow down, recognize God’s hand in our story, and respond with intentional gratitude that transforms how we live. Don’t be part of the nine. Be the one who returns.

Tonight we wrapped up our series This Changes Everything with a powerful truth — you are never alone. When you gave your life to Jesus, He didn’t just forgive you or free you. He united Himself to you. His life is in you, His strength is in you, and His presence goes with you into every battle. You don’t have to fight your temptations, fears, or struggles by yourself anymore. Christ is in you, and that changes everything. #ThisChangesEverything #NeverAlone #UnionWithChrist #CedarPointRecovery

We all serve something. Sin promises freedom but only leads to chains. The good news? Jesus didn’t come to loosen the chains—He came to break them. The price for your freedom was paid in full by His blood. You don’t owe sin anything anymore. Stop living like a prisoner when the door’s already open. Live free—you’ve been redeemed.

#ThisChangesEverything #PaidInFull #CedarPointRecovery #Redeemed

God didn’t just save you from something—He brought you into something. Through Jesus, you’ve been adopted into the family of God. You don’t have to live like a spiritual orphan anymore, striving for approval or wondering if you belong. You’ve been chosen, loved, and welcomed home. You have a Father who delights in you and a family that walks with you. So stop living like you’re on the outside looking in—pull up a seat at the table. You belong here.

#ThisChangesEverything #FamilyForever #CedarPointRecovery #AdoptedByGrace

You don’t have to be who you were. In Jesus, you are made new. The things that used to define you — the mistakes, the shame, the labels, the addictions — they don’t have the final word anymore. When Christ steps into your story, He doesn’t just clean up your past; He gives you a brand-new identity. The old life is gone, and a new life has begun. You can stop living like the person you used to be and start walking in the freedom, purpose, and grace that only come from being made new in Him.

#ThisChangesEverything #StoryChanged #CedarPointRecovery #NewCreation