Making Time for What Matters Most
- Julie Kleinhans
- 4 days ago
- 1 min read
Recovery doesn't usually disappear overnight.
It usually fades little by little.
We get busy with work.
Family needs us.
Appointments fill the calendar.
Church activities, grandchildren, errands, and everyday responsibilities all compete for our attention.
Before long, the daily habits that once kept us grounded begin to slip away.
The truth is, recovery requires more than good intentions. It needs intentional time with God, honest reflection, and the support of others who understand the journey.
Sometimes the most productive thing we can do isn't work harder—it's step away long enough to let God refresh our hearts and refocus our priorities.
That's one of the reasons Tony and I are hosting our Renew • Reflect • Restore Retreat this October in Phoenix. It isn't about a quick fix or another diet. It's about spending a weekend drawing closer to Christ, strengthening your recovery, and connecting with others who are walking the same path.
If your recovery has been pushed to the back burner, maybe this is the invitation you've been waiting for.
❤️ We'd love to have you join us.
Learn more here:
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