Christian 12-Step Recovery Group

• Christ-Centered: Every step is grounded in Scripture and guided by the Holy Spirit

• Grace-Filled & Trauma-Informed: No shaming, fixing, or forcing—only compassion and truth

• Community-Based: Healing happens best in safe, supportive relationships

• Confidential & Safe: What is shared in group stays in group

• Growth-Oriented: Focused on spiritual maturity, accountability, and lasting freedom

• Length: 12–14 weeks (one step per week, plus introduction and closing)

• Session Duration: 60–90 minutes

• Group Size: 6–12 participants

• Who It’s For: Adults seeking recovery from addiction or life-controlling behaviors who desire a faith-based approach

Materials Used: Bible, guided workbook, prayer, worship, and reflection practices

Each session follows a consistent, calming structure to promote safety and trust:

1. Welcome & Opening Prayer (3–5 minutes)

2. Worship or Centering Practice (5 minutes)

   • Worship song

   • Breath prayer (e.g., “Jesus, bring Your peace”)

   • Reading a Psalm together

3. Teaching Time (10–15 minutes)

   • Simple, biblical teaching connected to the weekly step

4. Group Discussion (30–40 minutes)

   • Guided discussion prompts

   • Sharing is encouraged, never forced

5. Personal Reflection (5 minutes)

   • Journaling or silent prayer

6. Closing Prayer & Scripture Blessing

   • Often ends with Numbers 6:24–26

• Speak gently and truthfully

• No fixing, rescuing, or unsolicited advice

• Honor personal boundaries and readiness

• Celebrate progress, not perfection

• Normalize struggle while pointing to hope

• Keep Christ at the center of all healing

Step 1: Admit Powerlessness

Theme: Honesty & Humility
Healing begins when we step out of secrecy and into truth, recognizing our need for God.

Step 2: Believe God Can Restore You

Theme: Hope & Healing
God restores hearts, relationships, and identity. Nothing is impossible with Him.

Step 3: Surrender to God

Theme: Trust & Letting Go
Surrender is a daily choice to release control and place trust in God.

Step 4: Moral Inventory

Theme: Truth-Telling & Courage
This step is about reflection, not shame—Jesus reveals in order to heal.

Step 5: Confession & Grace

Theme: Freedom & Healing
Confession in safe spaces opens the door to grace and restoration.

Step 6: Readiness for Change

Theme: Willingness & Transformation
God never forces change—He invites us into it.

Step 7: Ask God to Remove Shortcomings

Theme: Humility & Dependence
God’s strength meets us in our weakness.

Step 8: List People Harmed

Theme: Accountability & Awareness
We begin restoring relationships by honestly acknowledging harm.

Step 9: Make Amends

Theme: Courage & Reconciliation
Amends are made wisely, safely, and with healthy boundaries.

Step 10: Daily Inventory

Theme: Spiritual Maturity
Daily reflection helps protect long-term healing.

Step 11: Deepen Connection with God

Theme: Intimacy & Discipleship
Prayer, Scripture, and worship ground us in lasting freedom.

Step 12: Serve Others & Share Your Story

Theme: Purpose & Mission
Your story has power. Serving others strengthens your own recovery.

This group is facilitated by a trained leader who:

• Creates a safe, grace-filled environment

• Guides discussion without forcing participation

• Maintains strong boundaries and confidentiality

• Encourages accountability and spiritual growth

• Prays with and for participants

• Models humility, compassion, and authenticity

We believe: The leader is not the fixer—Jesus is the Healer.

This group may be a good fit if you:

• Desire a faith-based recovery experience

• Are ready to explore healing through Christ

• Want community, not judgment

• Are willing to be honest, even when it’s hard

You don’t need to have everything figured out—just a willingness to show up.

If you’re ready to take the next step toward freedom, healing, and hope, we would be honored to walk alongside you.

📩 Contact us for group details, start dates, or questions.

“The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine on you and be gracious to you.”
— Numbers 6:24–26