Vision Recovery

03/16/2026

Motivation Monday

In Joshua 3 the river didn’t stop flowing while the priests stood safely on the bank.

The water moved when their feet touched it.

That moment is such a powerful picture of how faith often works.

We want clarity first.
We want certainty first.
We want the path to open before we move.

But many times God asks us to trust Him enough to take the step before the water parts.

If God has been pressing something on your heart lately, don’t stay standing on the edge.

Sometimes the breakthrough begins the moment we move.

03/14/2026

Last night at Vision Recovery we continued Step 3 – The Power of Surrender with a message called Off the Throne.

Sometimes the reason a pattern keeps repeating in our lives isn’t because we can’t see it.

Sometimes it’s because a part of us is still protecting it.

The Bible says, “All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned—every one—to his own way.” (Isaiah 53:6)

Underneath many of our struggles is something deeper than the behavior itself — the desire to stay in control.

Step 3 reminds us that surrender begins when we step down from the place we were never meant to sit and turn our will and our lives over to the care of God.

If you missed the message or want to listen again, you can watch it here:
https://youtu.be/lE5aLDsdxwo

Victory is possible!

Join us for Vision Recovery every Friday at 7pm!

Redeemed Vision Church
500 W Goldsboro St Kenly, NC

Sometimes the reason a pattern keeps repeating in our lives isn’t because we can’t see it.Sometimes it’s because a part of us is still protecting it.The Bibl...

03/13/2026

Tonight we continue Step 3 — The Power of Surrender.

Patterns rarely change just because we try harder.

Many times the real issue isn’t the habit…
it’s the throne.

The place in our lives where we still insist on being in control.

You can’t break the pattern while protecting the throne.

Tonight we continue the conversation.

7PM
Redeemed Vision Church
500 W Goldsboro St, Kenly, NC

03/10/2026

Last week we began Step 3 — The Power of Surrender.

We talked about how strongholds shape the way we see things. When the lens is distorted, the same patterns keep repeating. This Friday we take the next step.

Sometimes the hardest thing to face isn’t the habit…
it’s the throne. The place where we still insist on being in control.

You can’t break the pattern while protecting the throne.

Friday — Off the Throne

7PM
Redeemed Vision Church
500 W Goldsboro St, Kenly, NC

03/09/2026

Motivation Monday

Sometimes the reason the same situations keep producing the same reactions in our lives isn’t because nothing is changing around us.

Sometimes it’s because the way we’re seeing it hasn’t changed yet.

The Bible says transformation begins with the renewing of our minds.

When God begins to change the way we think, the patterns in our lives can start to change too.

This week, slow down before reacting and ask yourself:

“Am I seeing this clearly… or am I seeing it through an old pattern?”

Sometimes clarity is the first step toward freedom.

03/07/2026

Last night at Vision Recovery we began Step 3 - The Power of Surrender with a message called Healing the Lens.

Before patterns in our lives begin to change, we often have to confront the beliefs shaping the way we see things.

Strongholds don’t just influence behavior.
They shape perception.

And when the lens is distorted, the same patterns can keep repeating.

If you missed the message or want to listen again, you can watch it here:
https://youtu.be/qSUCEVLS9oM

Victory is possible!

Join us for Vision Recovery every Friday at 7pm!

Redeemed Vision Church
500 W Goldsboro St Kenly, NC

Last night at Vision Recovery we began Step 3 — The Power of Surrender with a message called Healing the Lens.Before patterns in our lives change, we often h...

03/06/2026

Tonight we begin Step 3 — The Power of Surrender.

Step 1 taught us we can’t fix ourselves.
Step 2 reminded us God can restore us.

Step 3 is where things get real.

It’s where we stop pretending control is working and start letting God change what we’ve been holding onto.

Recovery isn’t about excusing sin.
It’s about facing it honestly and choosing a different way forward.

That’s what we’re practicing together.

7PM tonight
500 W Goldsboro St, Kenly, NC

03/03/2026

Step 2 helped us notice where we still lean on ourselves.

Step 3 moves us forward.

Not louder.
Not more dramatic.
Just deeper.

This month we’ll begin learning what surrender really looks like — not as weakness, but as growth.

If you’ve been walking with us, you know this isn’t about hype. It’s about honesty. A safe place to grow at a steady pace.

Friday at 7PM.
500 W Goldsboro St, Kenly, NC

03/02/2026

Motivation Monday

Some patterns feel permanent.

The short temper.
The shutdown.
The overthinking.
The need to control.

But Scripture says,
“Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your hearts.” — Hebrews 3:15

Today.

Not next week.
Not when everything calms down.
Today.

You don’t have to react the same way you always have.

Pause.
Listen.
Respond differently.

Breaking a pattern doesn’t start with force.

It starts with a softened heart.

02/27/2026

Step 2 didn’t require dramatic collapse.

It required humility.

Tonight we celebrate the moments when pride moved and grace had room to land.

Every chip represents something you didn’t see —
late-night decisions,
quiet prayers,
moments when someone chose not to brace.

Not perfection.
Movement.

Chip Celebration + Leadership Panel.

Food – 6:30PM
Service – 7PM
500 W Goldsboro St, Kenly, NC

02/24/2026

This month hasn’t been dramatic.

We didn’t talk about collapse.
We talked about posture.

Week 1 — Belief begins where control ends.
Week 2 — Pride blocks the promise.
Week 3 — We noticed where we still lean.

This Friday we celebrate what happens when posture starts to change.

Not perfection.
Not arrival.
Just weight shifting.

Chip Celebration + Leadership Panel.

Food – 6:30PM
Service – 7PM
500 W Goldsboro St, Kenly, NC

02/23/2026

Motivation Monday.

You don’t have to carry everything this week.

Step 2 reminds us that humility isn’t collapsing —
it’s shifting the weight off ourselves and onto God.

When pressure rises, pause.

Trust Him with what feels heavy!