Isaiah House-Ellijay GA

Isaiah House-Ellijay GA Long-term recovery home for men with substance use disorder

Look at that smile! Another amazing man graduating Isaiah House. Well done!
02/26/2026

Look at that smile! Another amazing man graduating Isaiah House. Well done!

Dear Isaiah HouseI just wanted to reach out and thank you for sending two incredible guys my way. They truly felt heaven...
02/25/2026

Dear Isaiah House

I just wanted to reach out and thank you for sending two incredible guys my way. They truly felt heaven sent and turned what started as a pretty miserable situation into a great day. I’m a 63 year old retired military veteran, who moved from North Carolina to Georgia yesterday. My son and I loaded everything into a U Haul with my car in tow, but he couldn’t make the trip with me because he was on call with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. By the time I got to Ellijay last night, I was worn out and ready for bed.

The next morning, I realized I couldn’t unhook my car from the tow dolly because of the angle I pulled into the driveway. I called several tow companies—no luck. Then it hit me that I also couldn’t unload the truck by myself, so I tried calling a few moving companies, but they couldn’t help either. Finally, someone suggested I call Isaiah House. That turned out to be the best advice I got all day. I spoke with you, and you immediately arranged for Brandon Butler and Spencer Foster to come help. From the moment I picked them up, they were polite, respectful, and just genuinely good guys.

When we got to my place, Brandon spotted the tow dolly issue right away and had it fixed in ten minutes. After that, we unhooked the car, backed the U Haul into the driveway, and unloaded everything quickly. They even offered to unbox my TVs, help with the heavier items I couldn’t manage, and assist with returning the rented equipment—which saved me so much time.

What started as a rough first day in Georgia ended up being a really good one thanks to Brandon and Spencer. They’re outstanding men, and they absolutely deserve to be recognized for the way they helped me. I’ll definitely be coming back to your organization for future support.
Thank you,
Eddie Green

02/23/2026
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01/29/2026

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Congratulations on completing MRT! Well done!
01/16/2026

Congratulations on completing MRT! Well done!

Look out! We have another successful graduate!
01/16/2026

Look out! We have another successful graduate!

01/12/2026

Remembering Dustin Brower
1/12/2018

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01/10/2026

The Opened Sight
BY OSWALD CHAMBERS

To open their eyes…that they may receive… — Acts 26:18
This verse is the grandest condensation of the propaganda of a disciple of Jesus Christ in the whole of the New Testament.
The first sovereign work of grace is summed up in the words — “that they may receive remission of sins” (RV). When a man fails in personal Christian experience, it is nearly always because he has never received anything. The only sign that a man is saved is that he has received something from Jesus Christ. Our part as workers for God is to open men’s eyes that they may turn themselves from darkness to light; but that is not salvation, that is conversion — the effort of a roused human being. I do not think it is too sweeping to say that the majority of nominal Christians are of this order; their eyes are opened, but they have received nothing. Conversion is not regeneration. This is one of the neglected factors in our preaching today. When a man is born again, he knows that it is because he has received something as a gift from Almighty God and not because of his own decision. People register their vows, and sign their pledges, and determine to go through, but none of this is salvation. Salvation means that we are brought to the place where we are able to receive something from God on the authority of Jesus Christ, viz., remission of sins.
Then there follows the second mighty work of grace — “an inheritance among them which are sanctified.” In sanctification the regenerated soul deliberately gives up his right to himself to Jesus Christ, and identifies himself entirely with God’s interest in other men.

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Pay attention to this.
01/10/2026

Pay attention to this.

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