A Christ-centered, residential addiction recovery program for men focused on spiritual renewal, accountability, and lasting life change.


Our Christ-centered addiction recovery program is built around four distinct phases, each designed with a specific purpose to guide men toward a deeper relationship with Christ and long-term freedom from addiction. Unlike traditional addiction treatment models, we focus on spiritual regeneration, personal responsibility, and daily disciplines that lead to real and lasting life change.


Class Phases

Men participating in a Christ-centered addiction recovery program in Georgia

Orientation

Phase one

Orientation is our introductory phase of the program, where you will become acclimated to the structure and guidelines. During this time, the men face harsh realities of damage done to relationships during the addiction, as well as encounter the love and acceptance of Jesus. Here is where you start building a personal relationship with Christ.

Men participating in a Christ-centered addiction recovery program in Georgia

Preparation

Phase two

This phase is where you are reconciled with family during visitation. You will learn more about concepts, along with self-reflective assignments that bring awareness to defense mechanisms, unhealthy coping, and belief systems.

Men building community in a faith-based addiction recovery program

Inner Healing

Phase three

This phase of the program focuses on inviting Christ to heal the deepest areas of our inner selves. During this phase, the men apply the truth of the gospel to the unbelieving areas of their hearts. Alongside the Inner Healing curriculum, they will experience personal moments with Christ, allowing Him to heal wounded areas of their hearts.


Men in recovery sharing fellowship and support

Identity

Phase four

This is the recovery after the “surgery”. Here the men set goals, build the future and prepare for their next step, but first, they learn who they are in Christ and what his true purpose is for their life.

Program Structure

 

God

 

From the very first day, the man is faced with an understanding of who God is. They are introduced to a personal relationship with Christ through class and journaling every morning.

 

Self

 

Matthew 22:39 Jesus says “And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself.”

Our men enter the program having hurt the people they love and truly care about, often because they do not genuinely love themselves. Throughout the 10 months, our residents learn the true meaning of receiving love and being able to give it to others, as well as growing in their identity with Christ.

 

Others

 

Relationships play a crucial role in our program. Throughout the 10 months, participants actively engage in relational activities, groups, and classes. They foster fellowship and engage in daily prayer with one another.

“To love at all is to be vulnerable. The great thing to remember is that though our feelings come and go God's love for us does not. You cannot love a fellow creature fully till you love God. Love is not affectionate feeling, but a steady wish for the loved person's ultimate good as far as it can be obtained”

— C.S. Lewis